Air Lights improves indoor air and water quality to reduce allergy and asthma
symptoms for better health. We feature products using Ultraviolet UVC light to
reduce or eliminate bacteria, mold, spores, viruses, fungi and pollutants from
air and water in homes, businesses and commercial environments. Destroy and
remove offensive odors. Our goal is to provide the highest quality products
and services at an affordable price.
We constantly look for the most advanced products to protect people,
families, homes, and businesses. Air Lights specializes in products with high
output UVC germicidal lamps and the portable plasma air purifying units that
can help protect from harmful organisms and allergens.
Here's who is currently using our plasma technology
The Science of the Air Lights Air Purifiers
Air Lights; Air Purifiers scientific processes remove contaminants from
air and surfaces by combining two very powerful
purifying technologies photoplasma and photochemistry. While these
methodologies have been well studied and documented by the scientific
community, the synergy of their interaction produces a unique and a
superlative way of cleaning air and surfaces of contaminants
The purification process takes place both inside and outside of the
Plasma Purifier. Unlike other air purifiers and filter systems, this
revolutionary process means that air does not have to have to pass through the
machine to be purified. The Air Lights purifier
generates plasma that goes out into the indoor environment to seek and destroy
organisms, odors and other contaminants that are harmful to humans. Photochemistry
is the chemical reaction or change in material caused by exposure to light
energy. The process typically requires the use of photons in the ultraviolet
spectral range.
Ultraviolet light in this range is useful for disinfection purposes. When
a strong enough ultraviolet light is present, it becomes useful in the
destruction of contaminating organic compounds. Almost all indoor
contaminants are organic, such as toxic volatile organic compounds, dust
particles like dander, hair, dust mite feces, etc., and biological
contaminants like bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Photochemistry can break down
these harmful organic molecules. Ultraviolet light with enough energy such as
in the 100-280 nanometer wavelength range can also break down the
electron bonds of an organic molecule. Ultraviolet wavelengths in the 100-280
nanometer bandwidth not only break down electron bonding of an organic
molecule, but also initiate the formation of a cold gas plasma. We excite
gases by the energy from ultraviolet light waves and create a highly energized
gaseous state.
The plasma, or highly energized gaseous state,
is aggressive and highly reactive and contains excited atoms and molecules,
ionized gases, radicals, and free electrons that seek and destroy just about
all organic contaminants.
The destruction mechanism primarily involves the photodissociation of
molecular oxygen leading to the formation of highly oxidizing species, such as
atomic oxygen, molecular singlet oxygen and ozone. These reactive species
interact with contaminants converting most to carbon dioxide and water. The UV
light also creates electron ejection of organic molecules that produces
additional free radical creation.
The radicals react with oxygen producing hydroperoxide ions, with the
whole process creating a chain reaction with organic compounds triggering
further oxidation. When additional hydrogen is added as in the form of water
or water vapor (humidity), the highly oxidative species hydroxyl radicals is
created. These radical ions are stable and are very destructive to organic
contaminants because they steal hydrogen atoms from the organic materials,
leaving decaying carbon ions.
The theft of hydrogen from organic molecules forms even stronger
hydroxyl radical bonds with even higher oxidation potential. This entire
process turns into a chain reaction & the breakdown and formation of new
hydroxyl radicals results in the continual decay of organic material. The
ejecting of electrons from a molecule by high energy ultraviolet light is
called the photoelectric effect, and it can be further enhanced by irradiating
what is called a photoelectron emitting membe to eject more electrons.
Such a photoelectron emitting member is contained in Air Lights Air
Purifiers. The photoelectrons ejected are used to charge fine particles in a
gas which are then removed from the air stream as they attach to oppositely
charged surfaces. This electrically charging of dust and other particulates
can remove particles as small as .001 micron. It should be noted that each
of the electron ejections can cause multiple ionization events. For example,
in the photoelectric effect, the photon undergoes only one interaction, yet
thousands of ionizations can be caused by the resultant electron and its
products.
The process combining photochemistry and
photoplasma has been reported to be extremely potent in removing contaminants
from the air and surfaces. There is scientific evidence that
surfaces can be decontaminated 100 - 2000 times faster than with other
purifying methods As an example and for comparative purposes, it has been
estimated that removing biological contaminants from surfaces by corona
discharge created ozone may take 10 hours. Ultraviolet light in the highly
bactericidal range of 253.7 nanometers would take 1 hour for this same result.
Corona discharge ozone and ultraviolet light combined would achieve the same
result in 1.5 minutes. However, the use of a broader and more energetic
ultraviolet bandwidth combined with the resulting plasma would clean the same
surface in 20 seconds.
Air Lights™ Air Purifiers - Standard Units for Home and Small Business — Air Lights Purifiers use the scientifically advanced, proprietary process that removes contaminants from air, surfaces and water through the use of its powerful photoplasma method.
Air Lights™ Home and Small Business units can provided dramatic improvement in indoor air quality by cleaning the air of biological contaminants like bacteria, viruses, and mold, destroying hazardous fumes, removing harmful particulates, and neutralizing unpleasant odors.
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