Cannabis - Air +

Cannabis Cultivation: Odor Control and Plant Optimization

Air+ understands the importance of maintaining a clean and controlled environment for cannabis cultivation. Our advanced bipolar ionization-based air purification systems not only control odors and meet exhaust air approval limits, but also increase cannabis yield and potency. The systems also improve plant quality by virtually eliminating bacteria and white mold, while reducing mold growth in your air handlers. Plus, this technology is also linked to improved crop health and is easily installed in both new and existing air handlers.

Improve Air Quality, Save Money

Our bipolar ionization systems can help cannabis growers meet exhaust air approval limits and reduce costs at the same time. Air+ ionizers are mounted on the supply air system, releasing ions into the space to reduce odors while requiring less work of the carbon filters. This not only helps to meet regulatory requirements, but also results in cost savings by reducing the need to frequently replace costly carbon filters or eliminate them completely.

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Disclaimer: Air+ products have been tested through various methods and configurations. Clients should consider their unique application and environmental factors while evaluating the possible advantages of the technology. It is not intended for the use of this technology to replace taking sensible steps to avoid the spread of diseases, like COVID-19, RSV and Influenza. It is essential to abide by all relevant public health laws, directives, and official guidance published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), including but not limited to social distancing, hand hygiene, cough etiquette, and the use of face masks. These laws, directives, and advice were issued by federal, state, and local health authorities.