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Yes it can. When installed in-line as part of a HVAC or air handling system, AirManager can actively improve energy efficiency by dramatically reducing back pressure to just 25 Pascals as well as decreasing humidity. Not only does this reduce energy consumption but it also means recued maintenance costs with less wear and tear on equipment.
