Smoke Purification Filter Hepa UV Light Portable Air Purifier WiFi Control

Hepa UV Air Purifier Description

Hepa UV Air Purifier Function

·Air purification, plasma sterilization and purification,PM0.3-2.5um particle purification.
·Filter replacement reminder
·WiFi control (optional)
.PM2.5 digital real-time monitoring display
·Intelligent automatic modeTimingmode
.Display mode/LED touch screen display
.sleep mode Silent mode
·Child lock function
Air quality sensing ambient lamp
(Optional)H13/H14/WIFI/etc
Enterprise supporting certificate:EPABSCIISO9001 ISO13485 ISO10012-AAA

Hepa UV Air Purifier Parameters

·Rated Power:95WVoltage:220V50Hz
Fan Speed:3speed
Applicable Area:42m
·CADR:360m3/h
Removal Rate of E.coli:99.7%
Removal Rate of Candida Albicans:99.8%
·N.W/G.W:8.8KG/10.2KG
Purification Method: Physical filter cleaning+plasma purification
Material:High qualityABS
Color:Ivorywhitegold(Customized)
Sensor: Dust Infrared Sensor
EU Certification (TUV-CB/CE-LVD-EMC+RF/ROHS
North American Certification:ETL+CETLOzone Test/ITS

About Hepa UV Air Purifier

UV-C Air Purifiers
When a UV-C germicidal lamp is built into an air purifier, it can add an extra layer of protection against viruses, bacteria and mold spores in the air. As air is passed through the purifier’s internal irradiation chamber, it is exposed to UV-C light. This allows the purifier to reduce these biological contaminants. While many such contaminants will get captured in HEPA filters anyway, the UV-C lamp can offer added peace of mind.
But Wait, I Thought COVID-19 Wasn’t Spread Through the Air?
Since COVID-19 became a worldwide pandemic, experts, researchers and health services have debated back and forth over how the disease spreads. At different points, airborne transmission, coughing and sneezing from infected people, person-to-person contact and even surface spread have held favor as the main transmission pathway for the virus. While it could be quite a while before we know for sure, airborne transmission has recently returned to the spotlight as a major driver of the pandemic.
Recently, a group of 239 experts joined together in an open letter warning that evidence strongly suggests that COVID-19 is being transmitted in an aerosol form. As a result, the social distancing measures currently in place may not be sufficient to stop or slow down the spread of the virus. The probability of airborne spread means that proper use of face masks is even more important than previously believed. It also supports the use of air purification technologies that may reduce the amount of the virus in indoor air.

How do HEPA filters and UV light air purifiers work?
HEPA stands for “high-efficiency particulate arresting.” As the name suggests, these filters are really good at pulling things out of the air and holding onto them so that they can’t be recirculated. The fibers in a HEPA filter are designed to trap particles as small as .01 micron in diameter — just a tiny fraction of the width of a human hair.
UV light devices, on the other hand, don’t remove anything. Instead, they’re designed to kill any viruses, bacteria or mold spores floating around by exposing them to ultraviolet light.