5 Points you should always keep in your mind when choosing an air purifier

After the rapid urbanization and construction, the problem of polluting air now become enormous. India has a large number of cities contributing to the list of most polluting cities of the world. As per WHO, 1.3 million people die every year due to airborne diseases caused by Indoor Air Pollution. Every year millions of people suffer from Asthma kind of disease. But in this advanced technology era, there are many options available to purify air at home. Using an efficient air purifying device you can get cleaned air and save yourself from dangerous airborne diseases.



If you want to buy an air purifier and have no idea how to choose the best one than you should have knowledge of following points.

1.       Room Size: Yes, your room size decides which will be the best model of air purifier for your home.  You should inform the room size to the seller and he will suggest you the best product for your room size.  For example, if your room size is 300 Sqft than choose a purifier who has the capability of purifying air of room size 400 Sq ft.

2.       Performance (Delivery Rate):  Delivery Rate of Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) means how much clean air is coming out of the air purifier in a given time period. So if the CADR is higher it means the performance of the device is good and It can give you more clean air in short time period.

3.       Technology: Next big thing which should be consider before shopping an air purifier is technology used in the product. As far as the latest technology is concern there are two type of air purifiers available in market one which work on ionizers and another which uses multiple filter to clean air.

4.       Filters: For any air purifier filter is the main component of an air purifier. Similar to a smartphone where battery plays the main role for better and long-term operation, an air purifying filter is also the key to great performance and cleaner air. HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Arrestor) filters are most effective as they are tested and certified for trapping PM 2.5 pollutant, bacteria and other elements.

5.       Portability: As the name suggest portability make your device lighter and easy to movable. A small size air purifier can also clean the air of room efficiently. So don’t judge the performance of the product by only size or weight.





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