Ionex negative ioneterapy and air purifiers (white)

Ionex ion generator is an advanced and effective solution for better air quality and general well -being. Produced in Slovenia, Ionex has over 20 years of experience in the development of technology that generates negative ions. The unit is small, quiet and designed for use at home, in the office, in the car or during travel. By increasing the concentration of negative ions in the air, it helps to create a cleaner environment and can support the body's natural processes.

Benefits and effects

• Improved air quality: Negative ions bind to airborne particles such as dust, pollen, bacteria and viruses, and effectively remove them from the air. This results in clean and clear air, free of harmful contaminants.
• Health -promoting properties: Users often report reduced stress, better sleep and increased concentration with regular use of ionex. Negative ions can also help reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol and support a relaxing atmosphere.
• Effective against allergens and respiratory complaints: Ionex can help relieve symptoms related to asthma, sinusitis and allergies by removing irritants from the air.
• Energy -saving and quiet: With a consumption of only 1.6 watts and completely quiet operation, the unit is ideal for use at night or in other quiet environments.
• Patented technology: Equipped with carbon brushes that eliminate ozone production, ionex provides safe and effective results without side effects.

Recommended Use

• Home and office: Place the ion generator in the upper half of the room to maximize the effect. Move the unit between different rooms as needed for continuous air purification.
• Bedroom: Improve the quality of sleep by using the device regularly at night.
• Travel and car: Compact design makes it easy to take on travel. Own model for cars ensures better air quality even while driving.

How does negative ions work? Negative ions are atoms or molecules that have received an extra electron. They are naturally found in environments such as waterfalls, mountains and forests, and are known to promote a sense of freshness and energy. When negative ions are released into the air, they bind to positively charged particles such as dust, smoke and pollen, and cause them to fall to the ground, which cleans the air and improves the indoor climate.

Technical specifications

• Produced in the EU (Slovenia) by the ionex doo.
• Ionization capacity: Up to 45 million negative ions per second.
• Voltage: 4500 V.
• Energy consumption: 1.6 W, 220–230 V AC (110 V Model also available).
• Coverage: Effective range up to 8 meters.
• Dimensions: Diameter 11 cm, height 4.5 cm.
• Weight: 540 g (including packaging).
• Color: Available in black and white.

Maintenance Ionex requires minimal maintenance. Wipe the unit off with a damp cloth once a week to maintain optimal performance. No filters need to be replaced, making the device both practical and cost -effective.

Conclusion Ionex ion generator is an efficient and reliable solution to improve air quality and promote better health and well -being. With its quiet design, low energy consumption and reliable technology, this is an ideal choice for home use, office and travel. Regular use can contribute to cleaner air and an increased sense of well -being.

Disclaim Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease. The use of ionizer and related therapies takes place at their own responsibility. We recommend consultation with health professionals for questions about use. The information provided here is based on publicly available research and the manufacturer's documentation.

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