X Purification System

Air purifiers can be broken up into 3 categories, filter-based systems, duct-based systems, and stand-alone air purification systems. Let’s review how each of these indoor air purification systems works so you can better understand what would be the best fit for your home.

If your home is heated through forced air, then here’s what you’ll need: A flat filter that needs to be changed once per month. The more often you change your filter the better. These filters quickly clog with dust. When that happens, your HVAC system will have to work much harder to maintain airflow. Standard flat filters are also meant to stop large debris from damaging your furnace, they don’t do too well when it comes to filtering out pollutants. Some of the best options for a flat filter are electronically charged filters that capture allergens before they can enter your home.

Where a flat filter is relatively thin, an extended media filter is about 8 inches thick! This robust filter is much more effective at filtering out dust and debris than a traditional flat filter. Due to their size, extended media filters must be installed into the ductwork of your HVAC system meaning they must be professionally installed.

If you’re looking to take your air purification seriously, you’ll want an ultraviolet filter. The ultraviolet lights of these filters instantly kill bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants on contact. This is exactly why hospitals use UV filters in tuberculosis wards. The effectiveness of UV light filters takes the top spot when it comes to HVAC system filtration.

These air purifying units are installed right into your air ducts, filtering impurities in your air as it flows through your ductwork.

These air purification systems are generally installed in a closet or an attic and will require additional air intakes to be installed. These systems will usually require a licensed HVAC technician to be installed. What this means is that sometimes, customers may be taken advantage of because they don’t have another choice. But, with X Protects, you can now rest assured that your best interests will be heard when it comes to air quality. Home Air Purification is entirely safe for humans and pets, yet extremely effective in eliminating harmful viruses and bacteria such as Swine Flu, Staph, and even E. Coli. There’s even a Harvard University study linking good air quality to prolonged lifespan; who doesn’t want that?

Most people are largely unaware of just how many contaminants are in the air they breathe. Air purification systems that include HEPA filters, air scrubbers, and ultraviolet light, can do away with these airborne pollutants and ensure that everyone under your roof stays healthy.

Air purifiers can be broken up into 3 categories, filter-based systems, duct-based systems, and stand-alone air purification systems. Let’s review how each of these indoor air purification systems work so you can better understand what would be the best fit for your home.

In the lower atmosphere of the Earth ozone is formed. Harmful ozone is comprised of pollutants emitted by cars, industrial buildings, power plants, chemical plants and other sources that react chemically to sunlight. Harmful ozone can easily creep into the air in your home and negatively impact the respiratory system over time.

Most people aren’t very familiar with VOCs, but they should be. VOCs are harmful compounds that include formaldehyde that comes from adhesives, paints, cleaning products. Radon is another harmful gas that can cause lung cancer and even death. Exposure to these harmful VOCs can cause nose, throat, and eye irritation. As well as headaches, nausea, and cause damage to the liver, kidney, and nervous system.

These air purifying units are installed right into your air ducts, filtering impurities in your air as it flows through your ductwork.

Another harmful gas that can wreak havoc on the respiratory systems of everyone in your household is nitrogen dioxide, otherwise known as NO2. Nitrogen dioxide forms when things like fossil fuels are burned at high temperatures, which happens all around us on a daily basis. This is an unavoidable pollutant that can only be filtered out by having a home purification system installed in your home.

Otherwise known as SO2, sulphur dioxide is a corrosive gas that is created by burning coal or crude oil, most prevalent for homes in and around power plants and factories that produce fuels, chemicals or paper products. Even if your home isn’t near any of these pollution emitting locations, these pollutants travel miles in the air and eventually make it into the air in your home. NEXGEN’s air purification system is a surefire way to scrub the air of these harmful airborne contaminants.

Little do people know that household air pollution is one of the leading causes of chronic infections, and disease, and can even lead to premature death. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), close to 4 million premature deaths occur each year as a result of exposure to inhaled contaminants and airborne viruses.

If you live in the developed world, then you have been exposed to a slew of health-damaging pollutants and viruses. Power plants, chemical plants, factories, and other industries all emit dangerous exhaust and vapors that can travel miles and make their way right into the heart of your home.

With the heightened state of awareness surrounding the deadly airborne viruses, it is in every homeowner’s best interest to act quickly to purify the air in their home. Not only does pollution pose a risk, but airborne viruses can be fatal if you don’t properly treat the air you breathe. These viruses cling to tiny air particles that can easily be inhaled.

Particles are a significant concern. Studies have shown a direct relationship between inhaled particles and major health concerns. Particles with smaller diameters pose a real threat because they can reach deep within the lungs. Exposure to these contaminated air particles and pollutants can lead to a wide range of health concerns, especially in those with compromised immune systems and pulmonary diseases.

Airborne particles, oftentimes 10 micrometers in diameter or smaller, that carry contaminants can find their way deep inside the lungs and lead to serious health problems. According to the EPA, if individuals continue to breathe these irritants daily over long periods it can result in chronic bronchitis, reduced lung function, and has even been linked to heart attacks in people who suffer from heart disease. Sounds serious, right? Well, it most certainly is and shouldn’t be taken lightly. The benefits of outfitting your home with a NEXGEN Air Purification System include:

• Improve Indoor Air Quality
• Installs In Any HVAC System
• Protects From Pollutants
• Purify Air & Reduce Allergens
• Improve Indoor Air Quality
• Destroys Contaminants

If you are one of the many who are suffering from airborne pollutants and want to cancel out the possibility of contracting an infectious disease now is the time to contact NexGen to get our X-Purification Kit and whole-house air 
purification system installed.

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