Air purifier is an effective way to reduce the spread and number of airborne germs and allergy-causing particles. Despite this, air purifiers should still be used in conjunction with the hygiene measures recommended by the RKI such as washing hands regularly and the use of masks during conversations that take place less than 2 meters.


What is being filtered out?
The HEPA 14 can capture particles larger than 3 μm from the air. These can be dust particles, toxic substances, pollen, molds, various harmful gases, and volatile hydrocarbon compounds, bacteria, and viruses.
As a reference, SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19, coll. Corona) is an RNA virus with a size of about 9-12nm.

Fine Dust
smaller than 2.5 micrometers from: Vehicles, road abrasion, engines

House dust
smaller than 10 microns

Pollen
10 - 100 microns

Ultrafine dust
smaller than 0.1 micrometers from: Incinerators, chemical reactions

Bacteria
0.3 - 1 micrometer

Viruses
5 - 300 nanometer

VOC residential toxin
from cooking, tobacco smoke, organic solvents, cleaning agents, paints

Mites
0.5 microns
What does HEPA mean?
The United States Department of Energy defines HEPA as High-efficiency particulate air (filter). These filters are specifically designed to remove airborne "most penetrating particles" (MPPs) with a diameter of 0.1-0.3 µm. HEPA filters are classified into efficiency classes, which range from E10 to H14.
Difference of HEPA13 and HEPA14 are as follow:
HEPA class | Retention rate (total) |
HEPA 13 | >99.95% |
HEPA 14 | >99.995% |
How to install and change the filter?

Filter System
Pre-filter
The primary filtration uses an aluminum alloy-filter located in the pre-filter for filtering dust larger than 5 µm, including large dust particles, dander, pollen, floating debris, and other pollutants. It can be washed many times and used repeatedly.
Catalyst Filter
The "cold" catalyst added ensures a safer decomposition reaction, which now does not require UV rays, high temperature, or high pressure. In living environments, it can play a catalytic effect in controlling air pollution.
The main components of the "cold" catalyst are also found in food additives and pharmaceuticals. It is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and non-flammable. Under normal temperature conditions, the catalytic reaction can remove formaldehyde, benzene, xylene, TVOC, and other harmful gasses. The reaction creates water and carbon dioxide. It does not produce any secondary pollution. It is a safe and environmentally friendly product on the cutting edge, suitable for a healthy home.
The catalyst itself is not directly involved during the catalytic reaction and does not change nor get used up. Hence, this filter is effective for more than five years without any external damage.
(Activated) carbon filter
The carbon filter inside our products features good adsorption properties due to its porous structure, which gives it a large surface area. So toxic substances and organic solvents adhere to its surface and can be filtered better.
Formaldehyde Filter
The carbon filter inside our products features good adsorption properties due to its high porosity structure, giving it a large surface area. Consequently, toxic substances and organic solvents adhere to its surface and can be filtered better.
Antibacterial Cotton Filter
The antibacterial filter catches all particles with a diameter larger than 5 µm. It is coated with a special antibacterial agent that removes at least 99% of airborne germs.
Sterilizing UV light
UV light has a disinfectant effect. Therefore another large number of germs can also be killed during UV sterilization. Besides reducing unpleasant odors in the air, it decreases the spreading of viruses and germs in the air or on surfaces. The UV radiation spectrum is divided into UVA, UVB, and UVC, whereby only UVC has sterilizing property. However, UVC rays always generate some ozone as a byproduct. Exceeding a specific concentration is harmful to one's health! Besides, UVC attacks a large number of plastics, which can then become porous over time.
Anion Purifier
Anions, which are negatively charged particles, are released into the air and combine with positively charged dust, smoke, bacteria, and viruses. As a result, freely floating nano-particles clump together and form larger units, which is filtered better.
What costs do you have to expect?
Example calculation for the use of an Air Protector in a classroom
Acquisition cost
Air Protector One including filter: € 1249.00
Two replacement filters: € 00.00
Total: € 1.249,00
Operating cost
With a power consumption of 40 watts x 24 hours x 5 days, this corresponds to 4.8 KW per school week.
With 36 school weeks and the current electricity prices of 0.30 € per kW / h, this corresponds to 57.60 € per school year (4.8 KW x 40 school weeks x 0.30 €)
Total bill for an operating time of 5 years
Acquisition cost: € 249,80
Operating costs: € 57.60
Total cost per week over 5 years € 5,91
Suitable for which purposes?

45 m²
1 Air Protector One

60 m²
2 Air Protector One

45 m²
1 Air Protector One

50 m²
1 Air Protector One




Please note that these figures are general representations of potential use case scenarios. Not only the room size is decisive, but also the number of people in it and their activities!