• Hepa Air Purifiers: The HEPA air purifiers were originally developed during World War II to prevent discharge of radioactive particles from nuclear reactor facility exhausts. They have since become a vital technology in industrial, medical, and military clean rooms and have grown in popularity for use in portable residential air cleaners. Click here to view our full range of Hepa air Purifiers.
• Ionic Air Purifiers: these ionic purifiers operate by charging negatively charging airborne particles in a room. When there is a high enough concentration of negative ions in the air, they will attract to floating particles in large numbers. This causes the particle to become too heavy to remain airborne. As a result, the particle will fall out of the air, preventing it from being inhaled into the respiratory tract where it can trigger breathing and health problems. More information here
• UV Air Purifiers: Ultraviolet Air Treatment Systems destroy airborne germs and prevent mold spore growth. UV technology has a history that spans a century. It has been proven to work in many industries including hospital clean rooms. Now it technology is available for use in your home. Click here to learn more.

Indoor Air purifiers and Air Cleaners are normally classified according to the technology they use to remove different particles and V.O.C.(volatile Organic Compound) from the air. The most common types of technologies present nowadays in the air purifiers market are: Hepa Air Purifiers and Ionic air cleaners to trap particles; UV air purifiers to reduce VOC and to control odors and the new multistage units that combine the different technologies. Portable air purifiers unit are more effective at removing pollutants in a specific room than a central filtration system. Consumer Reports suggests that for cleaning the air in a room, a portable air purifier is much more effective than a whole house central system.