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Incineration Air Purifiers

What is an incineration air purifier?

An incineration style air purifier is very simple. Air within the sterilization chamber is heated to a very high temperature that is sufficient to kill harmful microorganisms like bacteria and viruses just as you would sterilize surgical instruments, etc. The working part of an incineration-style air purifier is a ceramic incineration chamber (or a group of them). The chambers heat the air to temperatures of about 400 degrees Fahrenheit/250 degrees Celsius. The air then rises, drawing new, cool air in by creating a convection current. While the air is passing through the chambers, contaminants in the air are incinerated (burned) and thereby destroyed. A popular brand on the market is "Airfree."

What contaminants do incineration air purifiers remove?

Incineration air purifiers are designed primarily to kill bacteria and viruses and other harmful microorganisms.

Dust Mites
Dust
Mites
fair
fair
Mold Spores
Mold
Spores
fair
fair
Pollen

Pollen
fair
fair
Pet Dander
Pet
Dander
poor
poor
Tobacco Smoke
Tobacco
Smoke
poor
poor
Chemicals & VOCs
Chemicals
& VOCs
poor
poor
General Odors
General
Odors
fair
fair
Bacteria / Viruses
Bacteria/
Viruses
good
excellent

Benefits of Incineration Air Purifier Technology

Negatives of Incineration Air Purifier Technology

Conclusion

Due to these drawbacks, this style of air purifier is best used in conjuntion with other types of air purifiers like HEPA. In our view, a more economical and desirable option is consider a HEPA air purifier with an optional UV sterilizer of you are looking for additional protection against bacteria and viruses and other microbiological contamiannts.