IONEX Negative Ion Therapy and Air Purifier for Car (Black)

The IONEX car ion generator is a pioneering solution for cleaner air and increased comfort while driving. This compact device is specially designed for use in the car, where the air is often heavily polluted with cancer-causing particles, bacteria and viruses. With its patented carbon brush design, IONEX effectively removes 99.98% of harmful airborne particles and provides a safer and healthier driving atmosphere.

Benefits and effects

• Cleans air quickly and efficiently: Removes dust, pollen, viruses, bacteria, mites, smoke and odors from the car.
• Improves health and well-being: Negative ions can reduce stress, support the immune system and improve mood.
• Increases concentration: Clean air makes for a more focused and attentive driver, which increases safety on the road.
• Relieves respiratory ailments: Can help reduce symptoms of asthma, allergies and sinus problems.
• Quiet and compact design: Ideal for use in small closed spaces such as cars, without interference from noise.
• Safe and environmentally friendly: Produces no harmful ozone, thanks to the patented carbon brush technology.

How do negative ions work?
Negative ions are small, negatively charged particles that bind to positively charged pollutants in the air, such as dust, smoke and bacteria. These ionized particles become heavy and fall to the ground, resulting in cleaner air and reduced exposure to harmful substances.

Specifications

• Produced in the EU: Slovenia, by the company IONEX doo.
• Ionization capacity: Up to 2.7 x 10⁷ negative ions/cm³/sec.
• Energy consumption: Only 1.3 W.
• Input voltage: 12–24 V (50/60 Hz), suitable for the car's power outlet.
• Transformation voltage: 3000V.
• Coverage area: Purifies the air in the entire car.
• Dimensions: Diameter 11 cm, height 5 cm.
• Weight: 0.22 kg (without packaging).
• Color: Black.
• Lifetime: Up to 10 years.
• Warranty: 2 years.

Areas of use

• In the car: Place the device on the dashboard for optimal effect. It cleans the air of harmful particles and provides better air quality while driving.
• Travel: Compact and easy to take with you for use in rental cars or during trips.

Maintenance
For optimal performance, clean the carbon brush with a damp microfiber cloth at least once a month. Make sure the carbon brush is completely dry before using the device again. The device requires no filter replacement, making it cost-effective and easy to use.

Conclusion
The IONEX car ion generator is a leading solution for improving the air quality in the car. With its modern design, low energy consumption and effective air purification technology, it provides a safe and healthy driving atmosphere. The black model fits perfectly into the car's interior, while providing cleaner air and increased comfort.

Disclaimer
Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease. Use of ionizers and related therapies is at your own risk. Consult a healthcare professional if you have questions about use. The information provided here is based on publicly available research and the manufacturer's documentation.

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