Today's technology greatly improves what the purifiers are capable of doing. The usual method is to simply place a "small grid" which blocks some particles such as dust.
To do this, Sharp adds a second system, this time electronic, called the Plasmacluster. The plasma what? From what I could understand in the documentation provided, the system creates a Plasma zone, in which ions are generated, surrounded by water molecules and disseminated in the air. These ions will, subsequently, stick to allergens and particles of mold and viruses. The ions suppress the hydrogen of the surface of proteins,therefore destroying them
The camera has 3 settings. Only the first can really be considered silent (as indicated by the advertising "Library Quiet" .)
The other two settings are rather noisy. Small disappointment in this regard because, I don't think that the air flow is sufficient to be really useful. Perhaps for a small room?
there are 3 stages of filters, a dust screen, particle filter and then HEPA. you will never need replacement filters.
We live in a dusty environment and we can " taste" the difference in the air with this running, it does an awesome job.
We had them running on automatic and to give you an idea about how sensitive they are to odors and particles in the air, in the morning when we sprayed deodorant ( in the connected bathroom), the unit detects it and goes overdrive!
We would recommend this air purifier, as we are surprised how much they have improved our quality of living in such short time.
This unit costs about $399 and is available on Amazon
By Creative Tech Reviews
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