• Remove Airborne Dust and Allergens

    Remove up to 99.99% of fine airborne allergens like dust, insect waste, dander and pollen with Super HEPA or medical-grade filtration.

  • Remove Airborne Chemicals & Odors

    The deepest activated carbon filters in the industry to remove the chemicals and odors that can irritate sensitive lungs.

  • Easy to Maintain

    Robust industrial design for reliable, continuous 24/7 operation. Change pre-filters in seconds with no tools. 

How Does an AllerAir Air Purifier Work?

An AllerAir general purpose air purifier cleans indoor air in several steps:

  • A pre-filter removes larger particles
  • The HEPA traps 99.97% of fine airborne particles like dust and allergens
  • The deep-bed activated carbon filter adsorbs airborne chemicals, gases and odors

While HEPA filters are fairly standard, activated carbon filters can vary in quality and effectiveness. Activated carbon works like a sponge to soak up airborne chemicals, gases and odors. The capacity of that “sponge” depends on its depth and size. The more activated carbon used in an air purifier, the more chemicals, gases and odors it can adsorb.

Chemicals and Sensitive Lungs

Chemicals and odors are often overlooked as a trigger for sensitive lungs, yet consider the amount of fragrances, chemical cleaners and personal grooming products we use and store in our homes.

These products along with other items that off-gas chemicals like furniture, flooring, shower curtains, mattresses, dry-cleaning, packaging, home electronics and more contribute to poor indoor air quality that can trigger allergies, asthma and affect sensitive lungs.

That's why AllerAir air purifiers that are recommended for allergy and asthma triggers are designed with a multi-stage filtration system that target not just dust, pollen and dander but the chemicals and odors that other air cleaners leave behind for you to breathe. 

Facts About Indoor Air Quality

The World Health Organization reports air pollution is now the world’s largest single environmental health risk.

Most people spend up to 90% of our day indoors often breathing stale all filled with dust and other pollutants

Researchers have linked poor air quality to cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases, acute respiratory infections, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases and cancer

Young children, the ill and the elderly are most affected in the short term by poor indoor air, everyone is at risk for long term complications

Common Household Pollutants

Our indoor air is a complex mix of the dust, insect waste, chemicals and odors. Many pollutants are by-products of the things we use and the materials used to build our homes and furniture.