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Home HEPA Filter Air Purifier Touch Control Air Cleaner Remote control
Description Of Home Air Purifier
Air purifiers refer to products that can absorb, decompose or transform various air pollutants (generally including PM2.5, dust, pollen, odor, formaldehyde and other decoration pollution, bacteria, allergens, etc.), and effectively improve air cleanliness. , mainly divided into household, commercial, industrial, building
The advantage of HEPA filter is that it is effective and safe, and it is the most important technology to remove particulate pollutants in the air, but the disadvantage is that it can only filter out suspended particles and cannot filter out harmful gases. Air purifiers using HEPA must have a good air-tight design, otherwise the air will go around the filter and lose the filtering effect.
Features:
1. Active real-time purification and monitoring, effectively adsorb a variety of solid and gaseous pollutants such as formaldehyde PM2.5.
2. Select the external rotor DC motor from Nidec from Japan, which has the features of low noise, low electromagnetic interference and long life.
3. Smart APP mobile phone remote control, real-time purification, one-handed control
4. Adopt the industry brand Weisheng precision laser sensor, which can detect PM2.5, dust and other harmful substances over speed.
5. Multiple safety protection level functions, dumping/opening/fire automatic power-off function.
Specification:
| Rated voltage/frequency | 220V ~240V/ 50Hz~60Hz | Filter Replacement Cycle | 18 months |
| Power | 45W | Filter type | 4 in1 High efficiency filter |
| CADR | 210m³/h | Coverage Area | 15-25m² |
| Noise | ≤55dB | 8000 hours | |
| Disinfection Way | HEPA H13 filter + RCI(UV-C) | Product Dimension | 27*27*52cm |
| Packing Dimension | 39*23*59cm | Weight | 5 kg |
| Fan Noise |
150m³/h<19.8dB(A)
425m³/h<42.3dB(A)
800m³/h<57.9dB(A)
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Wind Speed | 3 speeds + automatic |
What are air purifiers supposed to filter out — and do they actually do it?
Most filters on the market are designed to capture particles like dust, smoke and pollen, but they don’t catch gases like VOCs (volatile organic compounds) or radon that may accumulate from adhesives, paints or cleaning products. That would require an absorbent, like activated carbon. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) warns that the functionality of air purifiers is limited in terms of filtering out gases and that you must frequently replace filters for optimal functionality, usually about every three or so months. Allergens that are embedded into furniture or flooring are also not captured by purifiers.