Why UV-C?
UV-C science
For over a century, physicians and microbiologists have investigated UV light’s ability to neutralize pathogens. Hundreds of studies and one Nobel Prize later, scientists continue to unlock the potential of UV-C to destroy 99% of airborne pathogens—including antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Our technology
Airetrex 365™ is engineered to destroy pathogens and take full advantage of the latest research breakthroughs in UV-C purification, charcoal filtration and air circulation.
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Clearing the air
Watch a leading university researcher’s endorsement for the UV-C science behind Airetrex 365’s technology.
What’s the difference?
Understanding the three most common air sanitization technologies is key when it comes to deciding which one is right for your home.
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HEPA FILTER
High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters are made with a random pattern of crisscrossing microfibers.
It works like a net.
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Air Ionizer
Ionizers emit electrons that attach to airborne particles, weighing them down and trapping them in a filter.
It works like a magnet.
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UV-C Light
Shortwave ultraviolet (UV-C) uses energy to deactivate a microbe’s DNA, preventing them from replicating.
It works like a laser.
How about ozone?
Ozone is great for atmospheres, but not so great for humans. That’s why you won’t find it in Airetrex 365. Read more here.
What experts say
UV-C works, but don’t just take our word for it. Read the science and judge it for yourself.
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Aerosol susceptibility of influenza virus to UV-C light
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Effectiveness of germicidal UV radiation for reducing fungal contamination within air-handling units
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Effect of germicidal UV-C light (254 nm) on eggs and adults of house dust mites
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Airetrex 365
The power of science meets the comforts of home. Start cleaning the air your family breathes today.
