Use in less demanding environments. This cleaner requires three HEPA filters (included).

Remove viruses, bacteria, dust, and other particles from the air. First, the UV-C light bulbs in these cleaners kill airborne pathogens with UV Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI). Each bulb has been individually tested to ensure that it doesn’t produce harmful ozone. Then, a series of filters remove microbes from the air. To protect more advanced filters, a prefilter traps larger particles. A HEPA filter then captures particles as small as 0.3 microns. With the equivalent of a MERV 17 filter rating, HEPA filters are often used to purify air in hospitals. After the cleaners disinfect and filter air, a multispeed blower circulates the clean air throughout your space.

These air cleaners cannot be sold to Canada due to import regulations.

Cleaners with a carbon filter eliminate odors and fumes. They’re commonly used to absorb harmful vapors in laboratories. These cleaners cannot be sold to California due to energy efficiency requirements.

Freestanding air cleaners are easily moved from room to room, allowing you to use them wherever they’re needed at a moment’s notice. Cleaners that are portable include eye bolts for mounting them to a ceiling with a chain. They perform up to six air changeovers per hour in a 30 ft. × 30 ft. space. Cleaners that are mobile have wheels to make them easier to move. CARB compliant, they’re tested for electrical safety and ozone-emission concentration limits. Their prefilter uses magnesium oxide, zinc oxide, and titanium dioxide to neutralize the chemicals in vapors and fumes, instead of simply absorbing them like carbon filters. These cleaners complete between three and five air changeovers per hour in a 1,000 sq. ft. space. Indicator lights alert you when it’s time to replace their air filters and UV bulbs.