Overview
| brand | Plinson | model | PLS-S6 |
| product name | Air purifier | Product category | Household type |
| Product Usage | Formaldehyde haze removal PM2.5 dust second-hand smoke | Filter type | Circular comprehensive filter |
| Applicable area | 60-80 ㎡ | colour | white |
| Processing customization | no | Applicable fields | Home, office, bedroom |
| Purification principle | Filtered | supply voltage | 220V |
| Power frequency | 50Hz | Air exchange rate | 600m3/h |
| Particle purification rate | 99% | CADR formaldehyde | 200m3/H |
| CCM particulate matter | P4 (mg) | Particle purification energy efficiency | 10 (ultra efficient) |
| Formaldehyde purification energy efficiency | 3.3 (Ultra efficient) | material quality | SpCC |
| Net weight | 13kg | Product size | H806 * D300mm |
Product Details
Formaldehyde removal air purifier for household indoor air purification, haze removal, second-hand smoke negative ion purifier
When choosing an air purifier, you often see the following indicators:
1. CADR (Clean Air Volume) is an important indicator for measuring the purification capacity of an air purifier, usually used to visually represent the capacity of a purifier and calculate the purification area of an air purifier.
2. CCM (cumulative purification capacity): CCM is divided into four levels: P1, P2, P3, and P4. The higher the level, the greater the cumulative purification capacity and the longer the service life of the filter screen.
3. Noise: No one wants to leave a noisy machine at home to affect their lives. The purified air volume of the same machine can also cause different levels of silence, and the usually acceptable range should be high noise less than 70 decibels.
So when choosing an air purifier, don't be fooled by the various dazzling parameters of the merchant. Recognize these three values, and it's definitely right!