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True HEPA captures 99.97% of 0.3-micron particles such as dust, pollen and pet dander in air passing through the filter.
Heat Recovery VentilatorBring in outdoor air and recover some heat from outgoing indoor air.
Central HumidifierAdd moisture through your home’s ducts when indoor air is dry.
HEPA Air Cleaner
A whole-home HEPA air cleaner uses a fine filter to capture airborne particles such as dust, pollen, mould spores and pet dander. A duct-mounted system treats air as it circulates through the home, and a prefilter can catch lint and larger debris before they reach the HEPA media.
What does the HEPA rating mean?
The 99.97% rating refers to capture of 0.3-micron particles in air that passes through the filter under test conditions. Results in the home depend on how much air reaches the filter, how well the cabinet is sealed and whether the filter is serviced regularly.
How does it fit into a whole-home system?
A contractor can check the return duct, available space and blower airflow before recommending a cabinet and installation method. Particle filtration works best alongside ventilation and steps to reduce pollutants at the source. Follow the equipment maker’s schedule for checking and replacing filters.
Heat Recovery Ventilator
A heat recovery ventilator brings in outdoor air and exhausts stale indoor air through separate paths. Both airstreams pass through a heat-exchange core, where heat can transfer between them while the air streams remain separate.
How does heat recovery help?
In winter, heat from the exhaust air prewarms the colder incoming air. When the outdoor air is warmer than the indoors, heat can transfer in the opposite direction and temper the incoming air. This lets a home ventilate with less heating or cooling load than bringing in the same amount of outdoor air directly.
What matters at installation?
Size the unit for the home and balance its supply and exhaust airflow during installation. Filters, outdoor grilles and the exchange core need regular checks so air can move freely.
Central Humidifier
A central humidifier connects to a forced-air system and adds moisture to the air delivered through the ducts. It can serve several rooms at once during the heating season. A humidistat measures indoor humidity and calls for moisture when it falls below the selected setting.
Common whole-home options
A bypass humidifier diverts some duct air across a wetted pad. Fan-powered evaporative units use a built-in fan to move air across the pad. Steam models heat water and deliver steam into the duct, with different water, power and maintenance requirements. The right option depends on the HVAC layout, available space and moisture demand.
Set humidity for the season
Use a setting that suits the outdoor temperature and your home. If condensation starts forming on windows, turn the setting down. Inspect the pad or steam canister and service the unit at the intervals recommended by the manufacturer.
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