air quality - Part 2

Source Hydropanels Generate Renewable Water From Thin Air

Imagine solar panels that can take air and turn it into fresh drinking water for you and your family. Source Hydropanels have figured out a way to make this not-so-crazy concept a reality. Read More …

Fresh Air For Your Family: Deciding Whether an ERV or HRV is Right For You

Home building has come a long way in the last 50 years. New standards for improved insulation values and air-tightness have enabled huge boosts in energy efficiency. But these improvements come with a risk of poor indoor air quality and moisture retention. Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) and Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV) are air exchange systems that not only offer great benefits for your home and your health, but can also help in saving money from your utility bills.

Biome Natural Air Purification System

We all love the look of a plant filled green wall. And NASA research has demonstrated the benefits of plants for indoor air quality. They filter out VOC’s from cooking, cleaning products, carpeting, paint, and technology products. Biome has created a product that lets you have the benefit of a green wall affordably, in a compact form factor, with easy installation, continual monitoring, and easy maintenance.

Ultimate Air Energy-Efficient Whole House Air Ventilation

Air quality and the harmful substances in the air we breathe often go unnoticed because air is invisible. Air quality inside the average home is at least five times more contaminated than outdoors, and we spend 90 percent of our daily lives indoors. The UltimateAir Whole-house air filtration ERV allows you to take control of your indoor air quality by flushing out harmful pollutants with clean, fresh, healthy air.

RenewAire Energy Recovery Ventilation

More than 30 years ago, RenewAire became the first U.S. manufacturer to produce a static plate Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV). Its elegantly simple cross-flow technology offers positive air stream separation, which provides healthy, fresh air while recapturing heat or coolness normally wasted in an exhaust air stream.