how much ozone does the air cleaner emit?
1705120
I don[t know, but want to tell you mine quit after 6 months and I don't know how to fix it.
1705121
It uses a filter rather than ions to clean the air. So it should not emit ozone.
111750
Mine runs on 110. Do not know about other. Call and ask. I do like my Air Cleaner
583333
No, this product does not emit ozone. The UV-C bulb has a special coating that prevents the release of ozone. In my view this product is a superior product over an electrostatic air purifier because of it's True HEPA filter. More air is circulated with the AC4825 and pushed through the HEPA filter which can capture 99.97% of airborne particles as small as .3 microns in size. UV-C is an added benefit because it is proven to kill viruses and bacteria.
1751787
No ozone whats so ever. It does emit negative ions that are harmless and help clean the air in addition to the filters. Blue Air also employs negative ions, but I believe the RBbit is a much better product --I own a Blueair purifier and the filters are way expensive and last only 6 months and the Rabbit does just as good a job cleaning the air, if not better. Hope this helped.
91833
Per the flyer for this product in the link I'm including below(if amazon will allow the link), on page 2 it says "Produces no ozone, fumes or other secondary contaminants"http://jonecacorporation.com/UVC_Air_Sanitizer/UVCAIR.pdf
2183080
I just plugged it into the regular plug in the kitchen (does not require a higher volt). You probably don't want to plug it at head level, because you will smell the ozone too strong. I plugged it lower. Works good. We're pleased.
865512
ionizers generally will create ozone, I would avoid using it, I make sure its always off. How much ozone it makes i'm not sure, but any amount is not good, especially if it is in a room long term making ever so steadily small amounts, you get where i'm going with this. So yea, don't use the ionizer, not sure why people would say it doesn't make ozone, that's what ionizers do - ozone is a by product of it. How much ozone it makes not sure, but best to have zero.
200437
I'm no scientist but amount of ozone that is generated by a plasma device such as this is minimal but some people are more sensitive. If your looking remove odor I had great results with an ozone generator to remove smoke or other offensive odors permanently. I always put pets outside, leave for a couple hours, turn it off, and find some entertainment for a few hours before I return.
1975711
I have three of these for my house each takes care of about 500 sq ft. We have several people with allergies and two dogs. The air is definitely cleaner with these running if they go off due to power shortage we. Notice a big difference. If u run on auto it will speed up when it detects vocs and odors
918932
No Ozone, ( Ozone overused is not good for you). But I seem to notice the air "Tasting" dryer if it's on 24/7. So I just run it a few hours a day.
667992
Just about any air cleaner (cheap or otherwise) is capable of capturing large airborne dust particles within a reasonable distance. Most companies exaggerate their cleaning and purification claims. I think Rabbit Air specifies 2 changes per hour in a 600 sq.ft. room, while most consider 6 changes per hour are required for clean air. So, 200 sq. ft. sounds about right. Check this very good review site for more info and reviews (including the 421A): www.air-purifier-power.com/
2183082
when you buy an ozone gererator you must specify which voltage it is used on. mine is 110 volts. donot use them where you have your tv and computers.i use mine in the bath room.
1340047
Yes...it is on 24/7. This light does not emit ozone. The UV lights that emit ozone must go on and off with the fan so the ozone doesn't build up in the air handler.ThanksScottClean Air Solutions LLC
583326
Ozone is not emitted, it is created through a photochemical reaction at 240 nm, which is in the UV-C range. It is created back to oxygen at 320 nm.
2222507
According to the instruction manual, the ozone output is 0 to 500 mg per hour. It has a rheostat (like a dimmer switch for a light) and is variable. The settings are: Off, Low, Medium and High. The air volume for the fan is the same and it has it's own separate switch. The Max air flow for the fan is 300 CFM. Suppose you have a room that's 10' x 10' with an 9' ceiling, there would be 900 Cubic Feet in it. 900 CF divided by 300 CFM (Running fan speed on high) = 3 minutes that the fan would need to run in order to recirculate it through the machine once (Theoretically).
507109
Text on one of the product labels from product description:"CARB (CAlifornia Air Resource Board)The Fellowes AeraMax Air Purifiers are certified by the California Air Resource Board. To be certified, the Fellowes AeraMax Air Purifiers were tested for electrical safety and ozone emissions, and met the ozone emission concentration limit of 0.050 parts per million."My understanding is, that if one has asthma or other lung disorder, you should not use any "air purifiers" as they all produce ozone.
37219
no, none. the ozone is produced electronically and fan forced. Dont stay in house when using ! Do not breathe the ozone. Give it a couple of hours to dissipate and open windows when u return. PS Ozone is destructive to rubber like belts in electronics items such as VCR, and possibly some materials like some plastics. I recommend covering TV's.