Electronic air cleaners are typically installed in a furnace's intake duct and use only about as much electricity as a 40-watt light bulb. Particulate matter is positively charged as it passes through the unit's electrostatic field, then finally trapped in a dense, micro-fiber filter.

The environment is ultimately healthier, as an electronic air cleaner can remove up to 99% of undesirable airborne material — such as dust, mold spores, pollen, and other microbes that make life miserable for people suffering from allergies, asthma, and other respiratory afflictions.

Although electronic air cleaners often produce ozone as a byproduct of their operation (much like other common

household utilities, such as toasters, electric fans, hair dryers, ovens, etc.) it is important that they not be confused with actual Ozone Generators, which are specifically designed to produce ozone.

Extensive clinical testing of electronic air cleaners in, both, test chambers and actual homes has proven that their ozone byproducts are well below indoor safety levels set by the U.S. FDA. In fact, one benefit of the ozone byproduct is that it may actually help clean the air even more, as ozone is also a natural method of reducing odors and bacteria.

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