Derek ColeGM, Simmons One Hour Heating & Air · AI HVAC Answers

UV LIGHTS AND HVAC #Shorts #hvac #home #clean

25 Aug 2022 · 1 min

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This content was created by Derek Cole. This content was uploaded by Derek Cole. This is a YouTube short titled "UV LIGHTS AND HVAC #Shorts #hvac #home #clean" (created 2022-08-25T20:12:09Z). It contains a single-speaker monologue describing an old blower motor and wheel that was removed, explaining how UV lights installed in HVAC systems create a "kill zone" to disrupt microbial growth, and asserting that UV (the power of the sun) controls what emerges from the system. The speaker frames the clip as informational/marketing-style content about HVAC UV light installation and indoor air quality, including a claim that "72 trillion allergens enter your home daily."

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That is the old blower motor and wheel we took out of the house. This individual did not have the power of uv. On our UV lights that we install in systems, we have what's called a radius around it, which is the kill zone. We call it the kill zone when it's near the lamp, and we also call a spot around it the controller. When you look at any of these, it's always reproducing. So you want to. You want to kill it, disrupt it, so that doesn't happen anymore, so those things can't grow when UV is present. It's not possible. The only way to control what is coming out of that space is the power of the sun, the power of UV. 72 trillion allergens Enter your home daily.