An air purifier is adevice designed to remove airborne particles caused by household and industrialpollution usinga system of air intake and filters. It helps improve the quality of the air you breathe and purify the air in your home.
Whenchoosing an air purifier(or air freshener), you should first considerthe size of the roomyou want to treat as well as yourspecific needs.
To be effective, your air freshener must be suitable:
– for the room you want to treat:
Your air purifier must be suited to the room’s air volume (enclosed space). However, for simplicity, we refer to floor area (expressed in m²), assuming a standard ceiling height of 2.50 m.
• NatéoSanté air purifiers NatéoSanté designed with an airflow rate (expressed in m³/hour) suited to the size of the room you have chosen to equip.
• To purify an entire area, it is essential to equip each room. We are, in fact, always referring to enclosed space.
• Depending on the room you wish to equip, it is also essential to consider the number of decibels emitted by the device. Ideally, you should leave your air purifier running 24/7.
NatéoSanté air purifiers NatéoSanté designed for continuous operation and have low energy consumption.
– to your specific issue:
NatéoSanté air purifiers NatéoSanté all equipped with a high-performance filtration system and advanced features. To make the right choice, it’s essential to carefully consider your specific needs.
Whichfiltersare best for which issues?
• HEPA, HEPA H14, and ULPA U15 particle filters: respiratory allergies, dust mites, pollen, dust, diesel particles, pet dander, PM2.5, PM10…
HEPA = High Efficiency Particulate Air. This is an industry standard.
Number of 0.1-micron particles removed per liter of air, depending on filter quality:
HEPA 14 filter: 5,
HEPA 13 filter: 50,
HEPA 12 filter: 500,
HEPA 11 filter: 5,000,
HEPA 10 filter: 15,000
Minimum filter efficiency (in %):
| Filter class | % of filtered particles |
|---|---|
| E10 | 85 |
| E11 | 95 |
| E12 | 99,5 |
| H13 | 99,95 |
| H14 | 99,995 |
| U15 | 99,9995 |
| U16 | 99,99995 |
| U17 | 99,9999995 |
•ACTIVATED CARBONfilter: eliminates unpleasant odors (tobacco, pets, cooking, etc.), VOCs, gases, etc.
•OXIDATION filter, combined with a UV-C lamp: destroys viruses, bacteria, and microbes.
Some of the units in our range are also equipped with advanced features. These features can be turned on or off as needed. You decide how to use the device.
•Active oxygen:deep treatmentthat thoroughly disinfects your home and eliminates all odors and bacteria.
•Oxidation:oxidation filter + UV-C lamp that destroy viruses, bacteria, and microbes.
Learn more about the filtration systems in our air purifiers
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