* Preserves the life of the other filters.
The pre-filter captures the larger
particles, allowing more pores to remain
available in the activated carbon
and HEPA air filters for the
harder-to-remove pollutants.
* Destroys bacteria so they don't reproduce
and recirculate into the air.
* Captures and neutralizes ambient chemicals,
gases, odors and cigarette smoke, which the HEPA
filter cannot capture.
* Removes 99.97% of particles (down to .3 microns
in size) that pass through the filter. Once in
the filter they don't recirculate into the air.
The HEPA filter is considered the most effective
type of air filter for solid particles, such as
allergens.
* Captures a high volume of floating dust and other
particles. It captures the ionized particles that
would otherwise just settle to the ground if a
typical ionizer were used. (Most ionizers don't
come with a HEPA filter.)
* Destroys micro-organisms. UV (ultraviolet)
light is scientifically proven to destroy
a large variety of contaminants, including
disease-causing viruses, bacteria and
fungi (including mold). Ultraviolet
light air purification has been used
for years by the medical field
(including hospitals) to sanitize rooms
and equipment, in order to prevent the
spread of illness and disease.
* Recommended by Centers for Disease
Control for its ability to destroy
biological pollutants.
* Powerful odor eliminator - eliminates odors
even the Carbon filter can't get rid of.
Since most other air purification methods
don't eliminate odor, the Ozone Option is
an important component.
* Ozone is a powerful disinfectant at close
range. In this way the Ozone Option functions
as the sanitizer of the filtration system,
preventing microbes trapped in the filter
from reproducing.
* The ozone can be completely disabled if it
is not needed or wanted, while still allowing
the ionizer and filters to run at full power.
* Ionization removes the ultra-fine particles
(as low as .01 microns) that a filter cannot
capture, such as smoke, viruses, and chemical
fumes. Efficiently removes particulate from
the air, such as mold, dust mites, bacteria,
and other allergens.
* It causes smaller particles to electrically
attract to each other, resulting in larger
particles. This increases the effectiveness
of the HEPA and activated carbon filter
system, because larger particlesare easier
for the filter to capture.
* Sterilizes viruses and bacteria trapped
in the filtration system so that they cannot
reproduce as they do in the typical filter.
* Circulates air-cleaning negative ions
throughout the room. The Multi-Tech's fan
distributes ions into areas where the filters
are too far away to have an effect.
Cleaning of the grid is required every one or two weeks.
1. Unplug the unit before cleaning. Remove the collection
grid by pulling it from the top of the unit.
2. Use a dry or slightly damp towel or sponge to quickly wipe
the dust from each of the three collection bars. Invert the
entire unit for three seconds before replacing the collection
grid.
If the unit makes noise during operation, a thorough cleaning
of the grid and ionizing wires may be required.
3. Remove the collection grid by pulling it from the top of the
unit. Wash the grid with warm soapy water, rinse, and allow to
dry for 24 hours before returning to unit.
4. Invert the main housing several times before replacing the
collection grid. This action will remove any accumulated
particles from the ionizing wires."),
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