How to Improve Indoor Air Quality with These 5 Carrier Products

Home Air Cleaners

Carrier's state-of-the-art air purifier systems trap and kill bacteria, viruses, mold spores, allergens and other pollutants.

The Infinity® air purifiers clean indoor air up to 8 times an hour and can remove pollutants from the air that are up to 18,000 times smaller than the head of a pin.

Home Humidifiers

Low humidity during the winter months can cause a host of problems including, sore throats, chapped lips, dry skin, sinus problems and static shock. It can alos cause damage to home furnishings like wood furniture.

A whole house steam humidifier provides a high degree of humidity control by working in tandem with your furnace and operate quietly with little energy use to make your home more comfortable.

UV Lamps

A heating and cooling system can be an ideal place for mold and bacteria to grow. UV lamps protect the AC coil, killing mold and bacteria before they can enter the air inside your home.

Ventilators

Carrier's innovative ventilators are designed to remove stale air from your home, while keeping valuable energy from escaping.

Ventilators work quietly and efficiently to bring fresh air into your home all year long, they pre-condition the incoming air to better match the inside air temperature.

Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarms

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, tasteless, odorless and dangerous gas. The Carrier® CO alarm uses sophisticated sensor technology to detect and record levels of CO.

With a Carrier CO detector you can easily monitor the CO level in your home on a large digital display. When dangerous levels of CO are present, a loud, audible alarm alerts you and your family automatically.

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