Indoor Air Quality

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As lockdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic are winding down in many areas, some workers are returning to their office buildings for the first time in months.

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased interest in indoor air quality among residential consumers several ways.

HVAC systems in public schools are getting old and breaking down across America.

Well-maintained HVAC systems in public spaces is just one way businesses and schools can help ease the transmission of COVID-19.

One of the most effective solutions for reopening schools also comes with the highest price tag — improving the HVAC systems.

Physical filtration, ultraviolet light, and increased outdoor air ventilation continue to be elements in the conversation surrounding how to kill COVID-19.

HVAC filters are emerging as a crucial element in the efforts to reopen buildings such as malls and schools.

This is the first type of rebates any energy company in the U.S. has given for UV.

Methods for controlling the air in buildings must be adapted further to include intelligent air quality management systems.

“No one predicted the current spike in demand in the volume we have seen in the last three weeks.”