How long do the ion plates last?
632320
I've only had this unit since July and it is operating perfectly. I have another one of the same model that I've had for more than one year and it's still working perfectly without changing the ion plate. Great product!
632321
I honestly am not sure, but they seem almost brand new and I have been using it for over 6 months. I just rinse them off every 6 weeks and let dry.
1663132
Not sure. I just replaced mine after five years with the same one. I think it has to do with the plates. I liked the silver ones so that's what I stuck with =)
1424101
I think it's better to wait a little closer to the time -- I think the directions say the plates are good for awhile but not forever. They say to store unused plates in the refrigerator.
1782943
They last about a year. You can buy upgrades for it ( more run time). Batteries aren't covered. They are expected to be replaced.
356887
I use this device a lot in my cleaning business so they only last about 2 to 3 weeks. I would guess several months with normal household use.
1853991
they last several uses I still use mine occasionally and they still stick. I've had mine about a year
230269
L-ion batteries have a limited amount of charges they can take, usually about 400 to 500 times before they stop taking enough charge to be useful anymore. Some people will hit that amount in a year if they use them heavily. Also batteries that have been sitting around too long while discharged may not take a charge easily.
723171
They are designed to last approximately 30-45 days. However, I have seen customers that have gotten much more time out of them. An average usage time would be about 2 months.
87742
Sorry to hear about your trouble, try to run it on max without the ion function on for 15~20 min after you clean the filters. Good luck
1424104
The room shelf life is guaranteed for 30 days. If stored in a refrigerator, the agar plates are good for at least 3 months. However, the fresh agar plates always work better than the old. So it is better to order them 2 weeks before use. The best way to store them is to keep them in the refrigerator to prevent excessive loss of moisture from the agar plates. It is normal that you will see some water condensation on the cap of the agar plates.
1135325
If you maintain them and don't let them to built up with calcium before you clean them they will last up to four years. If you scratch the titanium plates by trying to clean them in the wrong way it won't last very long at all.
1895637
My guess is that they last as long as any rechargeable better that recharges via electricity, which is not forever. I did have an issue with the Ambient solar-powered radio. Their response to me may be helpful if you are using this battery for that radio:"The solar collector was meant to be a battery life extender but was never intended to fully charge the battery. Thus, we recommend you "hard charge" through the USB port once every few weeks. Best practice is to leave it plugged into the power port all of the time. It will not damage the radio." per Ambient
2115477
Can vary greatly. Mine lasted less than a year. But also had some that lasted two years.
1664617
There is a little variation with some but, on average, I would say about three weeks. I've used them for about a year in two separate locations in the house. Hope this helps.
1527446
In my experience, these last as long as the battery - barring accidental damage. The older models had a user replaceable battery - not too easy with these newer models. If you care properly for the Li-ion battery, it may last 3-4 years - or even longer, depending on use. Of course, YMMV
1326624
I does last for a long time....I bought mine in Feb. and it is still going strong...normally they are supposed to last 50,000 hours and I am still counting.
1263530
Hi Zvi, Glad to help :). The purification plate is rated to last approximately 6,000 hours and is replaceable. The cost of a replacement is $18.77. I hope this helps and please let us know if we can possibly help with anything else :).