Dynamic Air Cleaners

Dynamic Air Cleaners remove dangerous airborne particles and other air cleaning systems miss...including odors, VOC's, smoke, bacteria, allergens, fine dust, molds and pollen.

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Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 14" x 20" $400.00 Part/Model#121067 1P1420C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 14" x 25" $400.00 Part/Model#121068 1P1425C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 14" x 30" $400.00 Part/Model#121069 1P1430C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 16" x 20" $400.00 Part/Model#121063 1P1620C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 16" x 25" $400.00 Part/Model#121064 1P1625C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 18" x 20" $400.00 Part/Model#121070 1P1820C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 18" x 25" $400.00 Part/Model#121071 1P1825C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 20" x 20" $400.00 Part/Model#121072 1P2020C24

Dynamic Air Cleaners - 1" x 20" x 25" $400.00 Part/Model#121073 1P2025C24

Dynamic Air Cleaner - 110/24 Volt Plug in Transformer for 1" Panels $11.99 A412402

Dynamic Air Cleaner - Dynamic 24Volt Power Pack $98.99 24VPWRPKS

Dynamic Air Cleaner

Competitor's 4-6" Pleated Filter

Competitor's Electrostatic Precipitators
Electrostatic Precipitators are another cleaning system on the market. Although precipitators are initially effective, their efficiency drops significantly between required cleanings. Also, precipitators do not remove VOC's and can produce harmful Ozone.

Offering unparalleled 97% capture efficiency at .3 micron sizes, Dynamic Air Cleaners feature a unique air scrubbing combination of electrostatic polarization and activated carbon. With this patented technology, Dynamic Air Cleaners are providing clean, healthy air in thousands of commercial, hospital and residential applications throughout the world.

Dynamic Air Cleaners install quickly without costly ductwork reconfiguration, turning your home's central system into a whole house aircleaner, while saving you hundreds of dollars versus other systems.

Your home is now cleaner and fresher with less dust, germs and odors. Allergy and asthma sufferers experience immediate, dramatic improvements.

Dynamic Air Cleaners pay for themselves by increasing the value and marketability of your home, as confirmed by numerous appraisal studies.

Reliable, proven performance backed by superior 5 year warranty.

No other air cleaner provides the performance benefits of Dynamic Air Cleaners.

That's why more and more smart homeowners are choosing Dynamic Air Cleaners for cleaner, healthier air.

Quotes
"Indoor levels of air pollutants may be two to five times, and in some cases more than 100 times higher than outdoor levels...."
Environmental Protection Agency

"50% of all illnesses are either caused by, or aggravated by polluted indoor air..."
The American College of Allergists

"The incidence of Asthma has increased 50% in the past ten years. Contributing factors include allergens and indoor pollutants."
Global Initiative for Asthma, a collaboration of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, NIH and the World Health Organization

Frequently Asked Questions
If I don't have allergies, why do I need an air cleaner?
The EPA says that indoor air is on average 7-10 times worse that outdoor air, even if you live in a city. Air has a direct pathway into our bodies and a direct effect on our health and well being. Besides allergies, poor air quality is linked to a number of problems: fatigue, asthma, respiratory aliments, the spread of flu and other diseases, and even cancer.

What's wrong with the furnace filters that I buy at the hardware store?
A furnace filter is just that: a filter to help your furnace equipment stay clean. In fact, most filters are in most heating and cooling systems to protect the equipment, not the people. They do almost nothing to improve the air quality from a health standpoint.

What about a room air cleaner?
Most supplemental room air cleaners can help clean the air in a room or two. However, by installing an air cleaner in your home's central forced air system, you will clean the entire house. Further, many room air cleaners use high-efficiency passive filters, which require powerful - and therefore loud - fans to move the air. This can be an annoyance.

Why not buy one of those filters advertised on the radio by Paul Harvey or Rush Limbaugh?
These are called passive electrostatic filters. Their fibers have a slight static charge. As airborne particles move through them, they can be attracted to the fibers, the way rubbing a balloon on a sweater will make it stick. They are a lot better than the $2 throwaway 1" filters, but they can cause some problems in residential systems. As a passive electrostatic filter loads up with contaminants, its fibers become coated with particles and the "balloon effect" stops. This can happen quickly and then the filter is only effective against the larger particles in the air, over 5.0 microns. Further, in order for a passive electrostatic filter to work, it must be dense and therefore restrictive to airflow. In many homes this can cause poor heating and cooling in the upper level of the home or in the rooms farthest from the air handling equipment. As the filter loads up, it becomes even more restrictive. This not only makes the air conditioning equipment work inefficiently, but can actually damage it. In fact, some electric utilities tell their customers not to use passive electrostatic filters.

Because Dynamic Air Cleaners use a high voltage to create an active electrostatic field inside the Panel, they are able to use a very sparse media that is not restrictive to airflow. Dynamic Air Cleaners also improve in efficiency as they operate, while capturing the very smallest particles in the air such as bacteria, smoke, mold spores, pollen and many more. In a recirculating air system, like the one in your house, a Dynamic Air Cleaner collects over 97% of the particles that are 0.3 microns and larger.

What is a Micron and why should I care about small particles?
A micron is 1/25,000th of an inch. A human hair is about 150 microns; the smallest thing that can be seen with the naked eye is about 10 microns. It is the largest particles, above 5.0 microns, that cause equipment problems and are what most filters are able to catch. However, 98% of the particles in the air are smaller that 1.0 micron. These "sub-micron" particles are not caught by most filters and can get through our bodies' natural defenses when inhaled. Further, they can stay suspended in the air for days until they are breathed in. An increasing number of studies have found these sub-micron particles to be a significant health hazard. As an allergy sufferer can tell you, what you can't see can hurt you. To effectively clean the air the sub-micron particles must be removed. Dynamic Air Cleaners will remove up to 98% of these particles on a multiple pass basis. For example, when tested by the Canadian Department of Health in a test house, after 10 hours of operation, a Dynamic Air Cleaner was able to remove 97% of the particles in the 0.3-0.5 micron range and 99% of the particles larger than 0.5 microns. And our efficiency actually increases as the filter loads with pollutants.

Does the Dynamic Air Cleaner create a snapping sound or produce Ozone?
No. Dynamics are a non-ionizing air cleaner that creates no nuisance noises or Ozone. Rather than ionizing, Dynamics work by assigning polarity to both the particles and in the air and the fibers of the media pad. This gives each a negative pole and a positive pole, essentially turning them into magnets. The particles are then attracted to other particles (making them easier to catch) and to the media fibers. Just as paper clips on a magnet attract other paper clips, the dirt captured becomes part of the collecting surface, giving the air cleaner increasing efficiency as it loads.

I have had an electronic air cleaner before and noticed a thin coat of dust on a lot of surfaces, especially on my TV screen. Will this air cleaner do the same thing?
No. Dynamics do not create charged particles that will cling to grounded surfaces in the home. Electronic air cleaners to date have worked by ionizing (positively charging) the particles in the air. They then try to capture them on negatively charged or grounded collection plates. This works fairly well at first, but as the plates load up with positive particles, they lose their attraction and the air cleaner loses its efficiency. The positively charged particles then will stick to any grounded (walls and ductwork) or charged (a TV screen) surface.

Is the Dynamic Air Cleaner hard to install?
No. In most homes, the Dynamic will install in an existing 1" filter slot. In a few cases, a filter track may need to be installed. Dynamics require a 24 volt power input. This can be taken either off the 24 volt system of your furnace or from a plug-in transformer supplied by EDG.

I currently have an electronic air cleaner, does it need to be removed?
No. A Dynamic Air Cleaner can fit right into where the two main cells are. A spacer will need to be installed to provide a 1" track and the power to the old air cleaner should be turned off or disconnected. This type of retrofit generally takes a 20" x 25" Dynamic. To check this, measure the size of the two cells side by side.

What is involved in the maintenance of the Dynamic and how often must it be done?
This will vary a little from house to house. Generally, we recommend that the media be changed 3 times a year. The media pad is disposable and changing it takes only a couple of minutes. When changing the media, you should also check for face-loaded dust on the Panel's outer screens. If this has built up, it can be brushed or vacuumed off.

Can I use any media?
No. A Dynamic will not work with standard filter medias. While our pad may look like a plain piece of media, if you look closely you will see that there is an activated carbon center screen bonded into it. This patented configuration not only absorbs odors, but also conducts the electrical charge that creates the polarizing field. Standard media cannot do this.

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