Plasma Air Purification System
Offering Cleaner, Safer Indoor Air
Not all indoor air quality solutions work the same way. Some filter the air as it passes through your system, others use UV light, and others manage humidity. Plasma Air takes a different approach: it actively cleans the air throughout your home using bipolar ionization, treating the air continuously rather than trapping particles in one place. For homeowners who want cleaner, fresher air in every room, it is one of the most effective upgrades available.
The air inside your home has a direct effect on the health of everyone who lives there. We spend the majority of our time indoors, and the air we breathe can carry allergens, dust, and other irritants that build up over time in an enclosed space. For families managing allergies, asthma, or sensitivities, that constant exposure can mean more frequent symptoms, restless nights, and days that simply feel harder than they should.
Protecting your family's health starts with the air they breathe every day, and reducing the airborne allergens and pollutants circulating through your home is one of the most meaningful steps you can take. By continuously cleaning the air throughout the house, Plasma Air helps cut down on the pollen, pet dander, mold spores, and dust that so often trigger allergy symptoms, giving your family an easier, healthier home to breathe in.
As a WellAir Premium Dealer, we are proud and committed to offering the best indoor air quality products for all our customers.
For more information on Plasma Air, or to schedule a consultation, call the team at Jackson & Sons today at (919) 636-6222 .
How Plasma Air Works
Plasma Air uses soft ionization, also known as bipolar ionization, the same natural process that cleans the air outdoors. The system generates positive and negative oxygen ions and releases them into your existing ductwork. As those ions travel through your home, they attach to airborne particles and inactivate the pollutants and pathogens they carry. Because Plasma Air runs whenever your HVAC system does, it delivers continuous purification to every room the system serves rather than a single, one-time treatment.
What Makes Plasma Air Different
A furnace filter captures particles that happen to pass through it, and a UV purifier treats air at the point where the light is installed. Plasma Air instead sends active ions out into the living space, so purification reaches the air you are actually breathing. It works against a broad range of concerns at once, including viruses and bacteria, mold spores, pollen and other allergens, volatile organic compounds, cooking and pet odors, and fine particulate matter. Many homeowners notice less dust and fewer lingering odors soon after installation.
Safe and Certified
Plasma Air is certified to UL 2998 for zero ozone emissions, so it cleans your air without producing harmful byproducts, and it is engineered for safe, continuous use in an occupied home. That combination of active purification and verified safety is what sets the technology apart from many standalone units on the market.
Built Into the System You Already Own
Because Plasma Air installs directly within your HVAC equipment, there is no separate appliance to place in each room and no bulky unit to maintain. Installation is straightforward for a trained technician, upkeep is minimal, and the system works quietly in the background every time your heating or cooling runs.
One Part of a Complete Indoor Air Quality Plan
Plasma Air is one of several ways to improve the air in your home. Depending on your needs, it can work alongside Jackson & Sons’ quality air purification and other indoor air quality solutions such as high-efficiency filtration, UV purification, or whole-house dehumidification. Our team can help you understand where Plasma Air fits and whether it is the right choice for your home.
Schedule Your Plasma Air Consultation
Jackson & Sons has served Eastern North Carolina since 1974, and we can help you decide whether Plasma Air belongs in your home. To learn more or to schedule a consultation, contact Jackson & Sons today or call us at (919) 636-6222.