Therapy Air® Smart Air Purifier – Clean air, better health

Therapy Air® Smart is an advanced air purifier that combines HEPA technology, UV-C light and negative ions to deliver outstanding air quality. This innovative device is designed to eliminate 99.97% of harmful particles, pathogens, allergens and toxic gases from the air. With its 360-degree multi-stage filter system and elegant design, Therapy Air® Smart is the perfect solution for healthier indoor air in homes, offices and other indoor environments.

Benefits and effects

• Effective particle removal: Eliminates dust, pollen, bacteria, viruses, mold spores and smoke particles, and provides cleaner air.
• Odor and gas control: Removes harmful gases such as formaldehyde and VOCs (volatile organic compounds), as well as unpleasant odors.
• Allergy-friendly: Reduces exposure to allergens such as animal dander, mold and pollen, which can help relieve symptoms of asthma and allergies.
• UV-C technology: Short-wave UV-C light (265–315 nm) eliminates microorganisms by breaking down their DNA and RNA, preventing reproduction.
• Negative ions: Generates 5 million negative ions per cm³, which help neutralize airborne particles and improve mental clarity and well-being.
• Quiet and energy efficient: Low noise level of maximum 55 dB makes it ideal for bedrooms and offices.

How does Therapy Air® Smart work?
Therapy Air® Smart uses a multi-stage filter system combined with advanced technology to ensure clean air:

• Pre-filter with silver nanoparticles: Stops large particles such as dust, hair and pollen, while having antibacterial properties that prevent microbial growth.
• Carbon filter: Absorbs odors and harmful gases such as formaldehyde, toluene and benzene using high-quality coconut shell carbon.
• H13 class HEPA filter: Captures microscopic particles, including viruses, bacteria and allergens, with an efficiency of 99.97%.
• UV-C light: Eradicates pathogens by breaking down their genetic material, ensuring disinfection at the microbiological level.
• Ionization: Negative ions bind to airborne particles, which then fall to the ground and are removed from the air.

Specifications and unique features

• Coverage area: Effectively cleans air in rooms up to 71 m².
• Smart screen: Displays real-time air quality and PM2.5 particle levels.
• Automatic mode: Adjusts operation based on air quality.
• Light and sleep sensors: Adjusts operation based on lighting conditions and activates a silent night mode.
• Child protection: Prevents accidental changes to the settings.
• Filter life: 2650 hours, with filter change notifications for optimal performance.

Technical specifications

• Cleaning capacity: 380–390 m³/h
• Noise level: Maximum 55 dB
• Dimensions: 64 x 33 x 33 cm
• Weight: 7.3 kg
• Power consumption: 50W
• UV-C wavelength: 265–315 nm
• Ionization: 5 million ions per cm³
• Filtration efficiency: Removes 99.97% of harmful particles.
• Warranty: 5 years on motor and power board, 2 years on plastic parts and ion generator.

Health benefits

• Better respiratory health: Reduces exposure to harmful particles that can irritate the respiratory tract.
• Improved sleep: Negative ions contribute to relaxation and can promote better sleep quality.
• Increased well-being: Clean air improves energy levels and general well-being.

Conclusion
Therapy Air® Smart combines advanced technology and ease of use to give you cleaner and healthier air. With its multi-stage filter system, UV-C light and ionization, this air purifier is an ideal solution for anyone who wants to improve their indoor environment, especially for allergy sufferers and families with young children.

Disclaimer
Uno Vita AS does not claim that this product can cure disease. The information provided here is based on publicly available research and the manufacturer's documentation. Use of the product is at your own risk.

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