Yes, air purifiers can be effective for whole-house air purification when integrated with the HVAC system. These systems are installed directly into the ductwork, allowing the purifier to filter air as it passes through the HVAC system, providing consistent purification throughout the home. By capturing airborne particles, they help improve overall indoor air quality across every room.
Air Purifiers
Breathe cleaner, healthier air with our advanced range of air purification systems. Designed to integrate seamlessly with your HVAC system, these solutions are designed to help improve your indoor air quality. From models featuring our patented MERV 15 system technology to options that help reduce unwanted odors and gases, our whole-home purifiers offer a variety of ways to support a fresher, more comfortable living environment.
Carrier Air Purifiers
Infinity® Air Purifier
Breathe cleaner, healthier air with whole-home purification.
Performance™ Carbon Air Purifier with UV
Delivers dual-treatment technology using a carbon core and UV light to help promote healthier indoor air quality.
Comfort™ EZ Flex Cabinet Air Filter
A simple, efficient solution for cleaner, healthier indoor air.
What to look for in a whole house air purifier
HVAC Air Purifiers vs. Portable Air Purifiers
While both types of systems are designed to filter pollutants from the air, their applications are different. An HVAC air purifier, or whole-house air purifier, is installed directly into your home's heating and cooling system to filter the air throughout your entire home. A portable air purifier is a standalone unit designed to improve the air quality within a single room. For comprehensive indoor air quality, a whole-house solution like the Infinity air purifier may be the best solution as it treats all the air that circulates through your HVAC system.
Frequently Asked Questions About Whole House Air Purifiers
Yes, most HVAC systems allow you to add an air purifier. Air purifiers can be integrated directly into your existing ductwork, working alongside your HVAC system to filter out airborne pollutants as air circulates throughout your home. This setup ensures continuous air purification when fan mode is activated, without disrupting the normal operation of your heating and cooling system.
The cost to install a whole-house air purifier typically ranges from $1,000 to $3,000, depending on the type of system and the complexity of the installation. Factors such as the size of your home, the HVAC system's compatibility, and the specific air purifier model you choose can affect the final price. Higher-end models with advanced filtration capabilities or additional features may cost more, but they offer enhanced air quality and efficiency.