The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency warns that relatively low levels of ozone can cause chest pain and shortness of breath. Ozone may also worsen asthma and compromise the ability of the body to fight respiratory infections. The EPA regulates outdoor ozone levels, but there is no federal agency that regulates indoor levels or air purifiers. As we went to press, California banned the sale of ozone generators for most uses.

The Trane Clean Effects filter generates Ozone, for those reasons I do NOT recommend it.

Filtering the Hype.

There are other reasons not to recommend Clean Effects but for a rare moment, I agree with Austin.

TD

I am writing this late in the game....but I want to steer people away from the clean effects. We built our house in 2015....had clean effects installed. I was never impressed, more dust than in our previous house....i just thought it was a piece of crap, a huge waste of money. During a yearly service call, the a/c technician told us the door to the clean effects was upside down and this was why it was not working. Still no improvement, but still thought it was just a crappy, expensive product. Fast forward....come to find out the unit is blowing fuses...you put the door on, start it up, and the fuse blows. To replace/fix will be 1300.00 DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY and buy the trane clean effects....i would go so far as to say stay clear of trane all together! i know i will!