Kullhaus AERO+

The Kullhaus AERO+ air purifier effectively draws in air from the room, actively eliminating harmful substances like bacteria, mites, pollen, cigarette smoke, gases, chemical compounds, dust, and fine particles. Once purified, the air is released back into the interior, promoting a clean and healthy environment. This not only enhances overall well-being but also safeguards the most susceptible individuals from the risks associated with allergies, asthma, or respiratory illnesses.

The CADR value quantifies an air purifier’s capacity to supply clean air to a given area, measured in cubic feet per minute. To illustrate, if an air purifier has a CADR rating of 500 for dust particles, it can diminish dust particle levels to the same degree as introducing 500 cubic feet (14.16 cubic meters) of fresh air every minute. Essentially, the CADR value serves as a gauge of an air purifier’s effectiveness and is the sole objective criterion that enables consumers to readily assess an air purifier’s efficiency.

The effectiveness of an ionizer air purifier is determined by the quality of its air filtration process. Therefore, it is crucial to prioritize the quality of the filters. Filters of higher quality have a greater capacity to trap a significant amount of pollutants. For instance, it is imperative that the Kullhaus AERO & AERO+ ionizer air purifiers are equipped with a genuine HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter, rather than a filter that merely resembles or imitates the HEPA standard.

Air pollution is usually measured according to exposure to particles smaller than 2.5 micrometers. Once we inhale particles of this tiny size, we allow them to be absorbed deep into the bloodstream and cause potentially far-reaching health problems.

The source of PM2.5 can be diverse: fuel combustion, industrial emissions, agricultural activities from the burning of plant materials and dust produced by agricultural activities, dust from construction and road construction, cigarette smoke, natural disasters such as forest fires, the volcanic eruptions, Ms. The respiratory system reacts sensitively to these small particles and long-term exposure to PM2.5 is linked to serious respiratory problems, such as airway disease, shortness of breath, heart disease and even an increase in the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.

VOCs (volatile organic compounds) are volatile organic compounds and are found in a wide variety of products: laundry detergent, solvent-based paints, printing inks, cleaners, detergents, polishes, make-up, dry cleaning, markers, … almost anything bottled for domestic use may contain VOCs.

The Kullhaus AERO & AERO+ air purifiers are equipped with the patented 4 in 1 Kullhaus 360° HEPA filter.

• Pre-filter: filters odors and microscopic particles of 20 microns, such as dust, animal hair, mold spores, pollen, etc.
• Anionic sterilization: effectively inhibits the growth and reproduction of microbes, in order to avoid the long-term use of secondary pollution.
• Filter to remove suspended particles PM2.5
• 0.3μm micro-particles removal filter
• Formaldehyde removal filter: patented filter of catalytic composition that achieves the absorption and catalytic decomposition of formaldehyde.
• Highly concentrated negatively charged ions promote health: air ionizer can improve mental clarity, calmness, relieve allergies.

Several factors influence how long an air purifier should be used, including room size, air quality, and occupant needs. To maintain a healthy environment, it is generally advised to run the air purifier for 4-6 hours daily in a regular space. However, this recommendation may differ. Continuous operation may be beneficial in instances of severe air pollution or for specific requirements like allergies. Regardless, Kullhaus suggests utilizing the automatic mode, allowing the air purifier to adjust its intensity according to the level of air pollution.

The duration for filter replacement depends on the level of air pollution in the room and the frequency of air purifier usage. Typically, filters should be replaced every 6 to 12 months. Kullhaus AERO & AERO+ air purifiers come equipped with a filter change indicator. Once the device has been in operation for 2000 hours, an LED display will flash to signal that it is time to replace the filter. This feature guarantees that the filter is functioning optimally and effectively removing pollutants from the air.