What are the most common filters in air purifiers?

In today's market, the term air purifier is no longer unfamiliar to the public. There are many types of air purifiers on the market. To trace their root causes, most of the air purifiers are filtered through a multi-layer filter to achieve the purpose of clean air.

The most common filters in air purifiers mainly include: HEPA filter, activated carbon filter, formaldehyde removal filter, composite high-efficiency filter, etc. The principle of many purifiers is to absorb pollutants in the air through the filter, and the air The cleanliness has a certain effect, but once the adsorption capacity of the filter is saturated, the problem that the user faces is to replace the filter. Of course, the replacement time of the filter is different depending on the brand. The time to replace the filter varies from several months to several years. For the public, an air purifier with a filter cannot achieve this without consumables.

For household appliances, products without consumables are of course more popular, such as televisions, washing machines, etc., which can be purchased once and used for life. Users do not need to worry about changing their main working components during use. So are there any consumables-free air purifiers on the market? What kind of products are non-consumables?

It is understood that there is already a technology that can achieve zero consumables for air purifiers, enabling consumers to realize their desire to purchase for life. This technology was named by experts as "Bipolar Dust Hunting" (ie TPA technology), that is, through the work of generating and collecting poles to achieve air purification. The principle is that the generator accelerates the movement of the charged particles in the air and generates ion wind, so that the bacteria and dust in the air are adsorbed by the collector, and the secondary adsorption is produced under the action of the repelling electrode to achieve the purpose of cleaning the air again. This technology completely achieves the purpose of purifying the air through the pressure difference between high and low voltages, and will not cause loss to the product itself. When users use it, they only need to clean the collector regularly.

The emergence of consumable-free technology is a major change in the history of air purifiers, which makes up for the shortcomings of excessive consumables. Looking at the future market, consumable air purifiers will inevitably quickly occupy the high ground and become the new vane of the purifier industry.

The Air Purifier adopts TPA bipolar dust hunting technology. The dust hunting air field is formed through the generator and collector, which can actively absorb and hunt particles, dust, and haze in the air, breaking the traditional air The passive filter of the purifier can absorb particles 100 times smaller than PM2.5. Don't worry about replacing the rate net, just take it out for cleaning regularly! There will be no problem of reduced efficiency, no matter how long it is used, the purification effect has been maintained at the original state.

Real ultra-efficient purifier

Without a filter, the efficiency is almost not attenuated, thanks to the TPA bipolar dust hunting technology unique to the Beyon Air Purifier industry. The PM2.5 data is directly displayed on the display screen, and the adsorption effect can be displayed more intuitively.

The current internationally accepted CADR value (clean air volume) is one of the most important standards for measuring air purifiers. It is reported that Beyon Eldun will soon release a new product with a CADR value of more than 500m³/h, which will greatly exceed the national standard, refresh the industry standard, and once again verify the international quality created by American Silicon Valley air experts.

Really power-saving air purifier