The biggest characteristic of high-efficiency air filters, as the name suggests, is their high filtration efficiency. It adopts advanced filtration technology and materials, such as HEPA (High Efficiency Particle Air) filter screen, which can effectively remove various particulate matter in the air, including PM2.5, pollen, dust mites, etc. These particulate matter not only affect indoor air quality, but may also pose a threat to human health, such as causing respiratory diseases, allergic reactions, etc. High efficiency air filters provide us with a cleaner and healthier indoor environment through their efficient filtration performance.

The effectiveness of air filters is closely related to their performance. Choosing a high-performance air filter can ensure that we achieve better filtration results. When purchasing, we can pay attention to key indicators such as the CADR value (clean air volume), CCM value (cumulative purification volume), and noise level of the filter to ensure that we can purchase an air filter that meets our needs.

Electrostatic dust removal technology is also an important feature of modern air filters. Electrostatic dust removal technology utilizes the principle of static electricity to charge dust particles in the air, which are then adsorbed by an electrostatic collector. This technology not only has high filtering efficiency, but also can maintain low noise levels, providing a more comfortable environment for our lives.

The air filter also has adsorption function. It can adsorb harmful gases in the air, such as volatile organic compounds such as formaldehyde and benzene, which also pose a potential threat to human health. The adsorption function of air filters can effectively remove these harmful gases, creating a safer and healthier indoor space for us.