Activated carbon and activated carbon air purifier

Activated carbon air purifiers and activated carbon air purifiers remove various types of odor causing particles, such as pet odor and tobacco smoke, from the air by reacting with them and adhering them to the filter surface. The filters on this type of indoor air purifier must be replaced regularly according to the manufacturer's instructions to keep the room free of odor. Although activated carbon and activated carbon purifiers are well resistant to odors, some models are not effective in removing bacteria, viruses, molds and molds from indoor air.

Ultraviolet air purifier

Ultraviolet (UV) air purifiers use UV-C light (a form of ultraviolet) light to kill many harmful and irritating microorganisms in the air, such as molds, bacteria and viruses. UV-C technology is often used to kill bacteria in various applications in medical institutions. Some UV air cleaner models are installed in the central air duct of the home. Others use both UV technology and activated carbon or HEPA filtration to improve performance, because UV-C light alone may not be as successful in removing odors as some other air purification technologies do. According to the manufacturer's recommendations, you sometimes need to clean and replace the bulb on the UV purifier to maintain the effectiveness of the device.

Electrostatic air purifier

As the name suggests, electrostatic air purifier uses static electricity to make the irritants and other odor causing particles in the air adhere to the removable collecting plate. The advantage of this purifier is that there is no need for a filter, although some models do have optional, replaceable prefilters. This model does require maintenance: the surface of the collecting plate must be wiped regularly, as described by the manufacturer. Some electrostatic air cleaners are not as effective against microorganisms as other types of purifiers.

Ion air purifier

There are two basic types of ion air purifiers: the model without filter and the model requiring filter. Filterless air purifiers use electricity to produce negatively charged ions that cause irritants to stick together and become too heavy to float in the air. Some filterless models may not use fans, so they operate without noise. They are called other ion cleaners because they use traditional filtration systems, which are enhanced by ion agglutination. Some ion cleaners may not be able to remove bacteria and viruses from the air like other types of air purifiers. We are coconut shell activated carbon manufacturer, if you need activated carbon from coconut shell, please contact us.