Blueair Air Purifiers

We are proud to offer the full line of Blueair air purifiers. When selecting a Blueair air purifier, you should ask yourself two basic questions: 1) How much area does it need to cover? and 2) What kind of air impurities does it need to remove?

1) Area Coverage: Blueair air purifiers are built to fit a wide variety of rooms. Smaller units like the 203 are ideal for smaller bedrooms and nurseries while larger units like the 650E are ideal for very large rooms including living rooms and bedrooms. Be sure to select a model that will best suit your space while providing you with 5-6 air exchanges per hour.

2) Air Impurities: All Blueair air purifiers eliminate particulate matter and allergens such as mold spores, pet dander, dust mite allergen, pollen, as well as some odors and gases. However, many allergy and asthma sufferers have problems with smaller particles like smoke, gases, odors, and airborne chemicals. These indoor air quality problems require more sophisticated filters.

If your primary indoor air quality problems stem from allergens and other particulate matter, then choose one of the following models: the Blueair 203 HEPA Air Purifier, the Blueair 403 HEPA Air Purifier, the Blueair 503 HEPA Air Purifier, or the Blueair 603 HEPA Air Purifier. The standard Blueair particle and gas filter employs some activated carbon for limited removal of smoke, odor, and gas; however, if your primary indoor air quality problems stem from smoke, odors, gases, and chemicals, then select a model with a Smokestop Filter, which uses large quantities of granulated activated carbon for enhanced removal of smoke, odors, gases, and chemicals. Smokestop Filters come with the following models: the Blueair 403 SmokeStop Air Purifier, the Blueair 503 SmokeStop Air Purifier, and the Blueair 603 SmokeStop Air Purifier. The 203, 270E, and 303 models have an optional carbon filter, but this filter lacks the volume of granulated carbon that you find with the larger SmokeStop units. This means you can still get some smoke and odor removal for the 200 series units with this optional carbon filter.

The Blueair air purifier produces a minimal amount of ozone in its ion chamber, but the galvanized steel housing and the carbon filter prevent the ozone from escaping into the air. Because the filter is less dense than standard HEPA filters, and because the electrostatic charge causes airborne particles to stick to the filter, the fan doesn't have to work as hard, making the Blueair air purifier one of the quietest and most energy efficient air cleaners on the market. Besides being an ultra-quiet Energy Star appliance, the Blueair air purifier does not produce much of a draft since its SurroundAir system draws dirty air in from all sides and gently diffuses air through an area six times greater than the average air cleaner.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has listed the Blueair air purifier as a medical device, which means that they meet the strict regulations for use in hospitals, nursing homes, and doctor's offices. Allergists and other physicians may prescribe a Blueair air purifier to a patient since it is a registered medical device. Blueair fans and blowers are manufactured by EBM, a respected medical equipment company. Housed in durable galvanized steel and made from parts of superior quality, the Blueair air purifier is built to last.