Blueair Air Purifiers

Blueair Air Purifiers

With their revolutionary HEPASilent technology which combines mechanical and electrostatic filtration, Blueair air purifiers outperform most standard HEPA units by capturing 99.97% of particles 0.1 microns and larger. As Energy Star appliances, each Blueair air purifier consumes about as much power as a light bulb. Thanks to patented SurroundAir technology, the nearly silent Blueair air purifiers... Read More

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Selecting the Right Blueair Air Purifier

 

At Achoo, we are proud to offer the full line of world-renowned Blueair Purifiers. When it comes to selecting and purchasing a Blueair Purifier, you should ask yourself these basic questions:  How much area does my purifier need to cover?   And, What kind of air impurities do I need it to remove?

Blueair Air Purifier Filtration vs. Traditional HEPA Filtration 1. Coverage Area: Blueair air purifiers are built to cover a wide variety of rooms. Smaller units like the 203 or the new Wi-Fi-enabled Blueair Sense+ are ideal for small to medium-size rooms. Larger units like the 650E are ideal for very large spaces, including living rooms and bedrooms. In addition, the Blueair Pro air purifiers are built for the open floor plans of commercial spaces, offices, and large homes. It's important to select a model that will best fit your space while still providing you with 5-6 air exchanges per hour.

2. Air Impurities: All Blueair air purifiers filter out particles and allergens, including mold spores, pet dander, dust, dust mite allergens, pollen, and even light odors and gases. However, many allergy and asthma sufferers have problems with even smaller particles like smoke, VOCs, fumes, strong gases, strong odors, and harmful airborne chemicals. These more complex indoor air quality problems require more sophisticated and extensive filters.

3. Blueair Model Type: Additionally, if your primary indoor air quality problems stem from general allergens and other particulate matter, then one of the following models could be right for you: the Blueair Sense+, 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.

4. Blueair Filter Type: Blueair's standard particle and gas filter employs a small amount of activated carbon for limited removal of smoke, odor, and gas. However, if your primary indoor air quality problems stem from strong smoke, odors, gases, and chemicals, then selecting the optional SmokeStop Filter will be your best bet! This more substantial filter uses larger quantities of activated and granulated carbon for more targeted and enhanced removal of smoke, odors, gases, fumes, and harsh airborne chemicals.


Blueair's HEPASilent & SmokeStop Filters

 

The Blueair HEPASilent filter combines two highly effective forms of air cleaning: mechanical filtration and electrostatic filtration. First, the mechanical filter is made of non-toxic polypropylene and is less dense than standard HEPA filters. Next, a carbon layer in the HEPASilent filter absorbs smaller Blueair HEPA Air Purifiers are CARB Certifiedparticles and chemicals. Lastly, an ion chamber inside the air purifier gives particles an electrostatic charge, causing them to stick to the filter.

While many electrostatic air cleaners emit ozone (a lung irritant especially dangerous to asthma sufferers), the Blueair air purifier can actually reduce the level of ozone in the air. Moreover, Blueair purifiers produce no detectable amounts of ozone in their ion chambers and are CARB (California Air Resource Board) certified.

Blueair SmokeStop Filters are available for all Blueair Purifier models we carry. Moreover, each filter provides 1.79 to nearly 5 lbs. of activated carbon impregnated with magnesium dioxide and copper oxide. This will not only absorb but actually break down smoke, odor, and VOC (volatile organic compound) molecules.


What Makes Blueair Filtration Better?

Blueair HEPASilent filters are less dense than standard HEPA filters. In addition, the electrostatic charge causes airborne particles to stick to the filter, so the fan doesn't have to work as hard. As a result, Blueair purifiers are some of the quietest and most energy-efficient air cleaners on the market. Aside from being an ultra-quiet Energy Star® Certified appliance, Blueair Purifiers don't produce many drafts. To clarify, their SurroundAir system draws dirty air in from all sides (360°) and gently diffuses it through an area six times greater than the average air cleaner.


Blue Air Company History & Information

 

Each Blueair Air Purifier Features Award Winning Swedish DesignOriginating in Sweden, Blueair air purifiers quickly earned a reputation for top-notch performance, technological innovation, and quality design. Blueair's goal has always been to design and manufacture the best air purification system available. Each Blueair Purifier offers health benefits plus an award-winning design that has been recognized by Red Dot, Good Design Award (GDA), and others around the world. Continue reading about Blueair and the history of the company.


Superior Quality

 

Each Blueair Air Purifier is AHAM Certified for CADRWhen it comes to superior quality and qualifications, Blueair Purifiers often blow the competition away. If you are someone that suffers from seasonal/year-round allergies or asthma, you may notice a vast improvement in your breathing and quality of life when you make an investment in a Blueair air purifier! Many Allergists and other physicians prescribe Blueair Air Purifiers to patients because of their prestigious classification as a Registered Medical Device. The qualifications don't end there though, Blueair boasts recommendations from the many renowned organizations across the globe including the EPA's (Environmental Protection Agency) Energy Star® Rating Program, AHAM (Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers), and CARB the California Air Resources Board.

  • Blueair Purifiers boast some of the highest CADR among all rated air cleaners
  • CADR stands for "Clean Air Delivery Rate." CADR is recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and American Lung Association (ALA).
  • Clean Air Delivery Rates are independently measured by the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM)
  • Specifically, CADR ratings measure an air purifier's performance in eliminating tobacco smoke, dust, and pollen
  • Blueair Purifiers are designated as Energy Star® Certified Appliances by the EPA, ensuring you breathe better and save money on your electricity bill
  • The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classifies Blueair Purifiers as a medical device, meeting the strict regulations for use in hospitals, nursing homes, and doctor's offices
  • 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.

Blueair and Allergies

 

Blueair Purifiers are ideal for those living with allergies, asthma, respiratory conditions, or for anyone who wants more clean and breathable air. According to the EPA, because we live in buildings that are sealed tightly for energy efficiency, air pollution levels are two to five times higher inside the home than out. Furthermore, we take 9 out of 10 breaths indoors, inhaling about two tablespoons of airborne particles per day.

Common household airborne pollutants include mold spores, pet dander, dust, dust mite allergens, pollen, pet odors, cooking odors, gases, chemical fumes, VOCs, tobacco smoke, and other toxic chemicals. A Blueair Air Purifier can rid your air of these impurities and help you breathe better. To learn more about the health benefits of air purification, read Why Indoor Air Quality is Essential for Your Health and Air Purifiers and Allergy Relief.