HEPA AIR PURIFIER
purification system
HEPA air purifier
HEPA air purifiers are designed with the premise of delivering exceptional performance by fusing impressive power with unsurpassed efficiency, backed by state-of-the-art filtration technology.
In addition to being quiet, our units feature an aesthetic design that blends harmoniously into your environment without disturbing your conversations or lifestyle.
WHAT IS A HEPA PURIFIER?
A HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) purifier is a device designed to remove small particles and contaminants from the air. The term “HEPA” refers to a highly efficient air filtration standard used in these devices. Here is some key information about HEPA purifiers:
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High efficiency filtration
High efficiency filter to trap fine particles, dust, allergens, mold spores and other air pollutants.
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Design and size
Portable and compact design to adapt to different spaces and lifestyles.
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Sensor technology
Ability to monitor air quality in real time and automatically adjust fan speed or activate the purifier when contaminants are detected.
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Adjustable speeds
Possibility to adjust fan speed to suit individual needs and air conditions.
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Timers
The timer function allows you to program the time you want the device to be in operation.
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Energy efficiency
Designed to be energy efficient, which can help reduce long-term operating costs.
HEPA PURIFIER OPERATION
The main purpose of the HEPA air purifier is to eliminate or reduce the concentration of particles and pollutants in the indoor air. Here is a basic description of how the system works in a general sense:
- Particle capture
- Air circulation
- Particle retention
- Elimination of odors and gases
- Air quality monitoring
- Clean air distribution
SOUND LEVELS OF A HEPA AIR PURIFIER
The sound levels of an air purifier can vary considerably depending on the model, make and configuration of the device. The noise level is measured in decibels (dB) and can be influenced by factors such as fan speed, size of the purifier and filtration technology used.
- Quiet (below 25 dB)
- Moderate (25-50 dB)
- Noisy (more than 50 dB)
