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In the HVAC world, "AIQ", stands for Indoor Air Quality. 

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the condition of the air inside buildings and how it affects the health, comfort, and safety of occupants. In HVAC, IAQ focuses on how heating, cooling, and ventilation systems can improve or harm the air we breathe.

• Airborne Particles – Dust, pollen, pet dander, and other pollutants.
   
• Humidity Levels – Too much humidity can cause mold growth; too little can cause dry air and respiratory discomfort.
   
• Ventilation – Proper airflow ensures fresh outdoor air is brought in and stale indoor air is exhausted.
   
• Chemical Pollutants – VOCs (volatile organic compounds) from cleaning products, paints, or furniture.
   
• Microorganisms – Mold, bacteria, and viruses that may circulate in the air.

• Filtration: High-quality air filters remove dust, allergens, and particles.
   
• Ventilation: Brings in fresh outdoor air and expels contaminants.
   
• Humidity Control: Humidifiers, dehumidifiers, and proper system balance maintain safe humidity levels (usually 30–50%).
   
• Air Purification: UV lights, ionization, or advanced purification systems can reduce germs and odors.
   
• Maintenance: Dirty coils, ducts, and filters lower IAQ and spread contaminants.
   

• Health Benefits: Reduces allergies, asthma triggers, and respiratory issues.
   
• Comfort: Balanced humidity and clean air improve overall comfort.
   
• Energy Efficiency: Clean air systems run more efficiently, lowering costs.
   
• Compliance: In commercial spaces, good IAQ meets OSHA and ASHRAE standards.

 “Air purifiers, UV lights, and high-efficiency filters work together to keep the air in your home or business clean, healthy, and safe. While filters trap particles, UV lights kill germs, and purifiers remove lingering contaminants. Together, these solutions improve comfort, protect your HVAC system, and promote better health indoors.”

We specialize in providing energy-efficient HVAC solutions that can help you save money on your utility bills. Our team can help you choose the right products and services that are best suited for your needs and budget.

 “Energy efficiency doesn’t just save money — it extends the life of your system and keeps your home or business comfortable with less waste. From high-efficiency equipment to smart controls and preventative care, MR HVAC provides tailored solutions that lower costs and improve reliability.” 

 DC-inverter HVAC systems use advanced circuit boards, sensors, and variable-speed compressors. These components are very sensitive to voltage spikes, sags, or fluctuations in the power supply. A regulator ensures the DC voltage stays stable, preventing damage to expensive parts. 

 A voltage regulator works like a shock absorber for your HVAC system’s power supply. It keeps electricity steady and clean, so your system runs smoothly, lasts longer, and avoids costly breakdowns.” 

 Modern HVAC systems use sensitive electronic components — circuit boards, sensors, and variable-speed compressors. Power surges (from lightning strikes, utility issues, or even large appliances switching on/off) can fry these parts instantly. A surge protector acts as a shield, preventing costly damage. 

 “Think of a surge protector for your HVAC like an insurance policy for your comfort system. It’s a small device that protects your investment from sudden electrical spikes that can cause big, expensive problems.” 

 A soft start is a device added to your HVAC system (often the outdoor unit/compressor) that reduces the electrical inrush current when the system first turns on. Instead of the compressor starting at full power instantly, the soft start gradually ramps up the motor. 

 “A soft start is like a cushion for your HVAC system’s compressor. It makes your unit start more smoothly, protects against electrical surges, reduces noise, and helps your system last longer — all while being easier on your home’s electrical system.”