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Field Controls has long been at the forefront of innovation in the field of indoor air quality products. Among its impressive lineup is the DUO-2000, a revolutionary whole-house indoor air purification system designed to neutralize harmful contaminants. At the heart of the DUO-2000 lies a powerful high-intensity UV germicidal lamp, backed by extensive scientific research…

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Field Controls has long been at the forefront of innovation in the field of indoor air quality products. Among its impressive lineup is the DUO-2000, a revolutionary whole-house indoor air purification system designed to neutralize harmful contaminants.

At the heart of the DUO-2000 lies a powerful high-intensity UV germicidal lamp, backed by extensive scientific research and recommendations from reputable organizations such as the CDC and World Health Organization. These institutions recognize the effectiveness of ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI) in minimizing the spread of airborne microorganisms.

Independent laboratory tests have demonstrated the DUO-2000’s remarkable ability to eradicate viruses, bacteria, and mold by an impressive 93.6%, while also reducing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) by 80% within just two hours. This comprehensive air purification solution combines a high-intensity UV-C germicidal lamp, which eliminates airborne pathogens, with a procell technology that targets VOCs and biofilms on AC coils.

What sets the DUO-2000 apart is its patented photo reactive oxidation process, utilizing a titanium dioxide coated catalytic aluminum substrate. This technology maximizes the exposure of VOCs and biologicals in the treatment zone, breaking them down into safe molecules. Additionally, the DUO-2000 features activated carbon adsorption to trap odors and toxic chemicals, ensuring fresh and pure indoor air.

Compact and easy to install, the DUO-2000 is ozone-free and has received six patents for its groundbreaking design. It provides the most powerful germicidal lamp available for residential use, offering optimal exposure in the treatment zone with its procell technology.

By implementing the DUO-2000, homeowners can effectively protect their living spaces from airborne germs, viruses, bacteria, mold, and VOCs, taking control of their indoor air quality. Field Controls continues to lead the way in providing innovative solutions that promote healthier and cleaner environments for all.

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For decades, field controls has been a leader in innovative indoor air quality products. One of those products is the Duo two thousand, a complete whole house indoor air the Duo is a potent derm neutralizer. At the core of the Duo is the powerful high intensity UV germicidal land that stops germs dead in their tracks. The duo is backed by science, the CDC and World Health Organization recommend the use of ultraviolet germicidal irradiation or UVGI as an effective technology to minimize the spread of airborne microorganisms. ASHray has addressed concerns of coronavirus disease transmission with recommended mitigation strategies for whole house and portable systems. And recommended strategies include UVGI. Independent lab tests, document duo's ability eradicate viruses and bacteria's ability to reproduce by ninety-three point six percent and reduces airborne toxic vehicles known as volatile organic compound or VOCs by eighty percent in two hours. Indoor air rapidly becomes fresh and pure. Two o combines three powerful air purification features, a high intensity fifty watch UBC, dermicidal lamps, eliminates unhealthy airborne bacteria, viruses, and mold, and vigorous it radiates AC coils of toxic organics and biofilms. The high intensity UVC germicidal lamp is the most powerful energy output used residentially today. Procell technology, our patented photo reactive oxidation process utilizes a titanium dioxide coated catalytic aluminum substrate with an expanded pleated surface area that maximizes exposure of BOCs and biologicals in the treatment zone and creates a catalyst when exposed to the UBC light. Exciting the titanium dioxide to break down VOCs and biologicals into safe molecules. Finally, air fresh activated carbon adsorption traps odors and toxic chemical impurities on an activated carbon surface where they're catalyzed by the procell and refreshed. Duo is ozone free, has been awarded six patents, and is compact and easy to install. It features the most powerful germicidal lab used residentially today and offers more exposure in the treatment zone with pro cell. Protect your home from harmful airborne germs, viruses, bacteria, and mold while reducing VOCs and other indoor air pollutants Take control of your air. Duo two thousand.

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