The use of an air purification system helps to eliminate contaminants that may be present inside buildings.
Why should you use an air purification system?
An air purification system captures and/or inactivates the pollutants present in the air (microorganisms, fine particles, etc.) It thus provides air that is decontaminated and, therefore, purified of these pollutants.
To improve indoor air quality, the first actions to take are to identify and limit sources of pollution and then ventilate the room as much as possible. However, in some places, it might be easier to install an air purification system, as installing a ventilation system would require major renovation work. Air purification systems reduce the presence of certain pollutants. Their use is therefore recommended as a way of significantly improving indoor air quality, pending the possible installation of a ventilation system at a later date. Air purification is therefore an option for ensuring healthier indoor air by reducing the pollutants present.
