Air Purifiers
HEPA purifiers capture airborne allergens, while smart air purifiers monitor air quality. Noise levels are worth comparing for bedrooms.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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About Air Purifiers products
By reducing airborne allergens such as mould spores and pet dander, air purifiers can help with allergies and lessen odours from cooking fumes and cigarette smoke. The range covers homes, offices and larger spaces, including models that combine fans and air purifiers. These products form part of a wider selection of high-quality heating and cooling products.
Air purifiers for Australian homes
Types of air purifiers
There are a number of different types of air purifiers on the market in Australia, and it's important to make sure you choose the right one for your needs.
HEPA filter
HEPA filters trap dust particles and larger debris without losing any performance while trapping smaller items like pollen or smoke.
Activated carbon filter
Activated carbon filters use carbon and active charcoal as their filtering mediums with extremely strong results.
Lonizer
Lonizers produce negative ions, which attract positively charged particles, like mould spores and bacteria, thereby filtering them and purifying the oxygen around them.
The advantages of high-quality air purifiers
There are many advantages to choosing high-quality air purifiers in Australia for your home or business. High-quality options are made with high-quality parts and componentry, utilising the latest in technological advances and innovations. This makes them more effective at filtering the air, and more energy efficient at the same time too. They also tend to have a great range of features too like connectivity to smart devices. They are also designed more stylishly to fit seamlessly into the modern home in Australia.
How to choose an air purifier that is right for you
In Australia, there are both consumer and commercial air purifiers so it’s important to first pick the right type for the job. Commercial air purifiers often work by removing specific types of pollutants, such as cigarette smoke or formaldehyde. Consumer air purifiers tend to have broader functionality for use in the home. You should also think about the size of the space in which the air purifier is being used. You’ll find models made for small spaces of about 200 square feet to larger ones of 600 square feet so it's important to choose one that’s appropriate for yours. The noise of the air purifier might be another thing you want to consider as this can be a nice feature to have too. With respect to this, you’ll find some models that are as quiet as 50 decibels which is pretty good for these types of machines. Small workspaces may suit a desk air purifier, while larger units can cover broader floor areas. Centralised active air purification is one listed option for whole house air purifiers. An air purifier for room use should be sized for the area it needs to cover.