How does this product (Honeywell UV100A1059 UV Surface Treatment System) differ from the Honeywell RUVLAMP1/C UV Air Treatment System
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This is designed for surface treatment and to be placed in the supply duct in the air conditioning evaporator coil compartment. The lamp stays on all the time to treat the condensation. The other model is an air system has an air flow sensor that only powers the bulb when air flow is present, saving bulb life and energy. Designed to treat air flowing in the return duct.
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They go together one is the system the other is just the bulb for the light
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The only difference I could see while deciding between these two UV lights is the description and the power. The Honeywell UV100A1059 UV is 36 watts. The Honeywell RUVLAMP1/C UV is 18 watts. I decided to get the more powerful unit for about the same price.
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I believe that what you received may, in fact, be a different device. There are two types of gas used commonly, with very slight differences in the frequency and power output. Violet is the preferred, due to less UV output.
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According to the manual, "Installed in the return air duct of your system, your Ultraviolet Air Treatment System kills a high percentage of airborne germs circulating through your forced air heating and cooling system. Individual results depend on careful installation and maintenance and on the actual amount of time your system fan operates" - my interpretation is that it will do the whole area covered by the heating zone it is installed in. The 18w model kills up to 70% of airborne bacteria and this model (36w) kills up to 87% according to Honeywell.
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I don't really see a difference. I like the unit but it's a bit dim in daylight. Other than that it works just fine.
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I don't know the difference. I never used the other one. All I know this one is used for maintenance, after undergoing the initial more intense treatment. The maintenance is very important because the sunspots do come back and it is good to use this cream on a daily basis to keep those dark spots treated.
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Per the flyer for this product in the link I'm including below(if amazon will allow the link), on page 2 it says "Produces no ozone, fumes or other secondary contaminants" http://jonecacorporation.com/UVC_Air_Sanitizer/UVCAIR.pdf
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I actually use it more for the vac, it does suck up pollen because the filter is full of the nasty yellow stuff, even tho I can barely see it on the surface. I assume that it's working on the dustmite droppings also. I can't really answer regarding the ultraviolet light, sorry. I do like this product, easy to use and lightweight.
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Read the product description. It's a permanent HEPA filter with a UV light. Do either of those produce Ozone?
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The fan inside of the device pushes the air through the metal cylinder where inside it's filtered and exposed to UV light, it's safe for people and pets in the room. Mine works 24/7, it kills gems and smells, also it makes the air smell fresh, a bit like after standard UV light. The device has a switch to tune the speed of the fan, on higher speed you can hear the device better. I'm happy with mine device, it really works!
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This kit does not come with the UV lamp. You will need to purchase that separately.
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Yes. I have used all Gelish products with both. LED lamps are faster to cure, 30 seconds, compared to UVB lamps curing taking 2 minutes to cure. This is the only difference. Is faster better for the price difference? Maybe if you are in a hurry.
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The XL does not have a UV light in it, which is why it costs less. The UV light is good for killing pathogens in the air. Both have air filters, though. We already have UV-equipped air filters so didn't need to pay for it in the infrared furnace. If your home is moldy, or if you have health concerns, then having a UV filter can be a good thing - but it doesn't have to be part of the infrared heater.
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I will be very honest with you, this unit I got, the UV light shorted out or burned out. But they replaced the whole unit for me. However, I did not get the same one with the UV in it. So I have never replaced the bulb! I had no problems with the company & recieving my replacement filter. I don't know if this helped you or not.
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You can find it here at Amazon for less than 1/2 the price of retail. search Watts WUVLAMP12, WUV12-110, 12GPM 843mm 41W Water Treatment UV Bulb
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The manufacturer doesn't have a bulb replacement and that is one reason why its a UVA and not UVC bulb. The latter needs to be changed every 6 months or so as indicated by their other products and is also more effective against germs.
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I'm not sure of the differences, but this accelerator provides no protection from the sun. I use it when I am sunning in my screened lanai, and it does seem to get me browner faster. I love it!
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Led I don't know but it works with UV light...I don't know the difference between the two