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Benefits of Choosing The Right Air Purifier
Clean Air
The HEPA 13 Filter removes over 99.97% of airborne particles and polluting gases to generate fresh and clean air.
MultiLayer Filter
InspireAir 72 has a multilayer filter that captures around 99.97% of harmful pollutants such as formaldehyde and other VOCs.
Removes Smallest Particles
With HEPA Filter, it removes 99.97% of PM 2.5 micrometres, and can remove even the smallest pollen grains like Myosotis.
Air Quality Display
The LED display shows the level of air quality in real time, providing intelligent feedback and peace of mind.
Indoor Air Quality
It accurately measures temperature, humidity, PM 2.5 and VOCs allowing you a full control over maintaining Indoor Air Quality.
Speed of Operation
Experience the rapid performance of InspireAir 72. It is powerful enough to clean a 36 m² room in just 10 minutes.
Health Benefits
What Our Customers Are Saying
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FAQs
What does InspireAir 72 HEPA 13 do to the air?
The unit circulates the air using a fan and draws it through a multi-layer filter. The HEPA 13 filter materials remove over 99.97% of airborne particles and polluting gases.
The particulates removed include bacteria, viruses, dust, pollen, mould spores and allergenic particles from dust mites and insects such as cockroaches.
Polluting gases removed include formaldehyde, benzene and other VOCs given off by cleaning products, solvents, carpets, laminated furniture, printers, paints, personal hygiene products, perfumes and cooking.
What energy consumption level does InspireAir 72 have?
The unit consumes 90W of electricity when operating at maximum fan speed. When in ‘sleep mode’, the unit consumes about 6W.
How much noise does it make?
The noise varies according to the fan speed, from 19.5–56.1dB(A), which ranges from just audible to normal conversation levels at 1–2 metres. On ‘auto mode’, the unit automatically adjusts the fan speed – and subsequent noise – to the level of pollutants detected in the air by the sensors. There’s also a ‘sleep mode’ option for use in quieter areas.
Should I leave the air purifier on all the time?
Yes, you can and should leave InspireAir 72 HEPA 13 operating all the time so that air in the room continues to circulate through the unit. The fan will usually be on low speed and will not make much noise or consume much electricity. The unit can be switched on and left in the background for a constant supply of clean air and uses less energy than a 100w lightbulb to run.
How long will the filters last?
The pre-filter can be cleaned and reused. The HEPA composite filter should be replaced every eight weeks or every 2000 hours of operation, depending on the level of your indoor air quality, and disposed of in line with public health guidelines.
What are the most common pollutants in the Australian air?
The most common pollutants in Australian air are particulate matter (PM), ozone (O3), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), sulphur dioxide (SO2), and carbon monoxide (CO).
Are HEPA air purifiers safe?
Yes, HEPA air purifiers are safe. HEPA stands for "High Efficiency Particulate Air" and refers to a type of filter that can remove 99.97% of airborne particles that are 0.3 microns or larger in diameter. These particles can include dust, pollen, mould spores, dander, and other allergens.
How do air purifiers work?
Air purifiers work by using a fan to draw air into the unit. The air then passes through one or more filters, which trap pollutants. The clean air is then released back into the room.
What are the different certifications for HEPA air purifiers?
The best way to be sure that a HEPA air purifier is certified is to look for the certification logo on the product packaging. The Australian Standard AS4260 logo is a white circle with a blue HEPA label inside. The AHAM Verifide logo is a blue check mark inside a white circle.
You can also check the manufacturer's website to see if the air purifier has been certified.