As wildfire activity increases across Canada, protecting indoor air quality is no longer optional, it’s essential. Just like clean water and safe food, clean air should be a baseline standard for homes, offices, schools, and public buildings.
If you’re experiencing smoke, coughing, or poor air quality during wildfire season, you’re not alone. But the right air purification system can make all the difference !
Wildfire smoke contains ultrafine particles (PM2.5 and smaller) ranging from 0.1 to 0.3 microns. These tiny pollutants:
Penetrate deep into the lungs.
Enter the bloodstream.
Trigger asthma, allergies, systemic inflammation, and long-term health risks.
That's why air filtration alone isn’t enough, you need a multi-layered defense.
At Sanuvox, we use advanced UV-C and UVV light technology to neutralize airborne threats, including biological contaminants and chemical pollutants associated with wildfire smoke.
After a wildfire, indoor air often contains bacteria, viruses, and mold spores. UV-C light breaks down their DNA, rendering them inactive.
Wildfire smoke releases volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which linger in the air and cause irritation. UVV light breaks down these molecules, reducing odors and chemical exposure.
For maximum protection, UV-C and UVV systems work alongside:
HEPA filters that capture PM2.5 and ultrafine particles.
Activated carbon filters that absorb smoke odors and VOCs.
This synergy means:
- 99.9% particle reduction.
- Effective odor and contaminant neutralization.
- Continuous air purification with low energy use.
Our residential and commercial systems trap even the finest smoke particles, protecting families and staff across Canada from Vancouver to Montreal.
Integrate our UV-C tech with your existing HVAC to create a real-time purification loop, ideal for offices, clinics, schools, and large facilities.
Keep smoke out by creating a slight positive pressure in the building envelope. This limits infiltration and keeps air circulation clean.
Work with certified HVAC professionals trained in wildfire mitigation and air quality control:
- Proper sizing.
- Seamless integration.
- Maximum efficiency.
Replace HEPA filters every 12 months.
UV-C lamps last up to 17,000 hours (≈ 2 years).
Get automated reminders via our maintenance tracking tool.
Join the Sanuvox Elite Program (for installers and pros):
Install and register Sanuvox systems to earn points toward free gear, replacement parts, or full units.
Access exclusive training, marketing materials, and co-branded visibility to stand out as an indoor air expert.
Position yourself as a trusted authority in UV-C air purification and win more business in the growing clean air market.
Sanuvox systems are proudly designed in Canada, engineered for Canadian wildfire conditions, and supported coast to coast.
Protect your home, your health, and your peace of mind.
Contact us today to find the right UV + filtration system for your space.