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Field Controls, a trusted name in UV air purifiers for over two decades, is proud to unveil their latest innovation: the Flex Mount UV product line. Designed to deliver effective germicidal treatment and unmatched installation versatility, these powerful air purifiers can now be easily installed in any HVAC system, including outdoor packaged systems. The Flex…

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Field Controls, a trusted name in UV air purifiers for over two decades, is proud to unveil their latest innovation: the Flex Mount UV product line. Designed to deliver effective germicidal treatment and unmatched installation versatility, these powerful air purifiers can now be easily installed in any HVAC system, including outdoor packaged systems.

The Flex Mount UV whole house air purifier not only purifies indoor air by neutralizing and reducing airborne bacteria, mold, and viruses, but it also keeps the HVAC system’s AC coil clean. By installing the Flex Mount UV above or below the AC coil, biofilm buildup is prevented, resulting in improved HVAC system efficiency.

Featuring a patented 180-degree articulating arm, the Flex Mount UV can fit into almost any space effortlessly. The arm can be extended without drooping, thanks to its innovative design. Installation is a breeze with two mounting options: a heavy-duty magnet or a snap-off mounting plate with zip screws. The included reflective shield protects wiring and other components from UV light exposure, ensuring safety and longevity.

With four models available (12-inch, 13-inch, 14.5-inch, and 17-inch), the Flex Mount UV is compatible with virtually any HVAC system. Its fast, flexible, and forceful performance makes it an ideal choice for homeowners seeking clean, pure, and fresh indoor air.

To learn more about the impressive capabilities of the Flex Mount UV and how it can transform your indoor air quality, visit fieldcontrols.com/flex-mount-uv. Field Controls continues to lead the way in providing innovative solutions for a healthier living environment.

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Field controls has produced UV air purifiers for over twenty years. The new Flex mount UV product line combines effective germicidal treatment with unique installation versatility. These powerful air purifiers can now easily install in any HVAC system, including outdoor packaged systems. Flex mount UV, whole house air purifier Keep a home's HVAC a coil clean while purifying indoor air. Competitively priced, Flex Mount UV whole house air purifiers use a single or dual high intensity ultraviolet, UV lamp, to neutralize, and reduce airborne bacteria, mold, and viruses. When installed above or below the AC coil, Flex mount UV will to keep the coil free of biofilm, so the HVAC system works more efficiently. Flex mount UV features a patent hundred and eighty degree articulating arm, so it fits in nearly any space. Plus, the patented arm can slide to extend with no drooping. Flex mount UV also offers two mounting options. Use the heavy duty magnet or the snap off mounting plate and or zip screws. The reflective shield can be used to protect wiring and other parts from UV light. Plus, the snap in viewport safety lets you know Flexmount UV is working. With four models to choose from, twelve inch, thirteen inch, fourteen and a half inch, and seventeen inch. Flex mount UV works in virtually any HVAC system. Flex mount UV, fast, flexible, forceful. Go to field controls dot com forward slash flex mount UV to learn more. Field controls, for indoor air that is clean, pure, and fresh.

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