Whole Home Air Filtration Systems in Louisville

Standard HEPA filters capture particles down to 0.3 microns through mechanical means. ECOairflow's EPT uses an electronic charge to attract and trap particles as small as 0.001 microns — including ultrafine pollutants, radon daughter progeny, and viruses — while maintaining a low pressure drop that saves energy and reduces HVAC wear.

No. All ECOairflow whole home air filtration systems are certified to the UL 2998 Zero Ozone Verification standard by Intertek (ETL). They exceed ozone emission standards set by the FDA, EPA, CARB, NIOSH, and OSHA, making them safe for residential use with no harmful ozone byproducts.

ECOairflow offers MERV 11 (Model 1000), MERV 12 (Model 1500 and Dynamo 1" E.A.C.), and MERV 13 (Dynamo 2" E.A.C.) for residential applications. The M-Series Hybrid is available in MERV 13 through 16 for commercial or high-performance residential use. Higher MERV ratings provide greater filtration efficiency.

ECOairflow whole home air filtration systems require pad replacement approximately every 3 months. The process is simple: open the filter housing, remove the old pads, and drop in new ones. The patented one-piece pad design on Dynamo models makes maintenance especially quick. This schedule is comparable to standard filter replacements.

Yes. ECOairflow systems are specifically effective at capturing black carbon and organic carbon from forest fires, non-exhaust automotive pollution, heavy metals, and fine particulate matter (PM 0.1). Their ability to trap particles at 0.001 microns makes them significantly more effective than conventional filters at addressing these outdoor pollution sources.

Yes. ECOairflow filters are available in all industry-standard sizes as well as custom sizes, making them compatible with virtually any existing residential HVAC system. They operate on 24V power, standard for most HVAC systems. Installation is performed by qualified HVAC contractors to ensure proper fit and performance.