In Tashkent, air quality significantly deteriorated towards the end of autumn. As a result, many people are rushing to purchase air purifiers.
However, due to market shortages and advertising campaigns, there is a risk of overspending on unnecessary features. In this article, we provide information on how to choose an effective air purifier and avoid common mistakes.
Modern air purifiers use a multi-stage filtration system, typically containing at least three filters.
Some models also include ultraviolet, electrostatic, and anion filters, which disinfect the air, eliminate mold, and reduce fine particles. How should one choose an air purifier?
Any purifier is effective only within a single room. For proper air cleaning, air circulation should occur at least 3–4 times per hour.
The following formula can be used to calculate efficiency: Room area × ceiling height × 3 = required efficiency (m³/hour). Select a device with some reserve capacity, as this reduces noise and maintains efficiency.
Air purifiers require ample space and should be positioned near a power source. If placed in a corner or between furniture, their efficiency decreases.
Consider models with wheels — they are easier to move from one room to another. Since many people use purifiers at night, noise levels are an important factor.
For a comfortable night's sleep, the noise level should not exceed 30 dB. Recommendation: Choose air purifiers with night mode and power control features.
The device should have enough capacity to cleanse the room with some reserve. This allows for reduced speed at night while maintaining air quality.
Some manufacturers offer additional features, but they may not be necessary for everyone. Instead of opting for excessive capabilities, focus on models with only the essential features.
Most importantly, choose an air purifier carefully and avoid unnecessary expenses.
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