A component of residential and commercial ventilation systems, this device facilitates the intake of air for recirculation and filtration. Sized at twelve inches by twelve inches, it integrates a screening element designed to capture particulate matter. Installation often occurs in walls or ceilings to draw air back to the central heating or cooling unit.
Effective air management within a building contributes to improved indoor air quality, which can reduce allergens and pollutants. This, in turn, supports a healthier living or working environment. Early implementations of such systems focused primarily on basic air circulation; modern iterations, however, incorporate advanced filtration technologies for enhanced performance.
