iWave Ionization Accessories in Phoenix Homes

No. It charges particles so they cluster and become easier for the filter to catch. Without a clean, properly sized filter downstream, the clustered dust simply lands on the coil and blower instead. Keep the filter schedule regardless of what else is installed.

Only marginally, and only if the duct system is tight enough that the dust is coming in through the filter rather than around it. Attic-side duct leaks pull unfiltered air into the return, and no accessory fixes that. Our airflow testing finds the leak before we recommend anything else.

Often, yes, if it is compatible with the new equipment's voltage tap and there is a suitable mounting location. We check that during the replacement scope. Whether the manufacturer honors any remaining warranty after a transfer is research pending and depends on their terms.

We are an independent contractor, not an authorized dealer. We can service, test and, where a homeowner wants one, install accessories sourced through normal supply channels. We will also tell you when a return-air or filtration upgrade would do more for the money.

A correctly mounted module adds almost nothing. A poorly placed one, or one wedged against a coil, can restrict airflow on a system that was already tight on return air. We measure static pressure during the evaluation so the accessory is never the thing that starves your coil.

Usually not. If the equipment is within a few years of replacement, put nothing into accessories and everything into the replace decision. If the system is sound, the money often does more in duct sealing or a deeper filter rack.