| Properties | Details |
|---|---|
| Purpose of Use | The air purifier is used to limit the diffusion of harmful residues, allergens, or even viral elements. the air purifier removes dust, volatile organic compounds, dander, mold spores, smoke, dust mites, and pollen from the air. |
| Types | -Ultraviolet Air Purifiers. • UV air purifiers use ultraviolet rays to remove potentially harmful viruses, bacteria and pathogens. Air purifiers are small, compact machines that filter the air in your home through a chamber filled with ultraviolet rays that kill pathogens by breaking molecular bonds in their DNA. • HEPA "High Efficiency Particulate Air" air purifiers HEPA (high-efficiency particulate absorbing filter) air purifiers use an advanced air filter to remove 99.7% of all particles larger than 0.2 microns from the air. That means that HEPA air purifiers are highly effective. -Activated Carbon Air Purifiers. Activated carbon air purifiers are effective at removing smoke, odors, fumes, and gasses from the air inside. Most activated carbon air purifiers include HEPA filters that remove particles from the air as well. -Ionic Air Purifiers. Ionic air purifiers are extremely quiet and operate without a motor. They emit negative ions into the air, which bond with positively charged, airborne particles like dust, making these particles so heavy that they eventually fall out of the air. -Central Air Cleaners. Central air cleaners purify the air in the home by connecting to your central heating and cooling systems. -Air-To-Air Exchangers. Air-to-air exchangers ventilate the home by removing polluted air and bringing fresh air. Air-to-air exchangers can also help to regulate the temperature and humidity inside the home using “energy recovery ventilators.” |
| Proper Use | The proper use of the air purifier is depending on the type of air purifier that you have and the manufacturer. You MUST read the user manual before using it. HEPA air filters must be replaced after every month of use. |
| Safety Precautions | The air purifier is safe while there are not any electrical problems in home electricity. The air purifier is designed to be used inside the home with taking the user's safety into consideration. |
| Common Problems | • The power cord is damaged. • Dust has accumulated on the filters (filters). • There are objects that are blocking the air intake and outlet. • - If the air purifier makes noise, the filter may not be installed correctly, or the air filter may need to be replaced. |
| Saudi Food and Drug Authority license | --- |
| Manufacturers | • Philips • Panasonic • Dyson |
| Sources | • Nateosante • Healthline • Welter Heating • Allergy&Air • US Air Purifiers • Reviews of Air Purifiers • Philips • Panasonic • Dyson |
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