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Destined to be a new piece of furniture?

March 26, 2022
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A new air purifier is seemingly designed – somewhat uniquely – to catch airborne dust before it settles on floors and surfaces. Announced in February by Swedish firm Blueair, the DustMagnet™ also seems unusual in its departure from anything machine-like in appearance having been designed to look like a piece of furniture.

The technology is designed to attract airborne dust particles like a magnet before they settle on floors and surfaces. Thanks to a powerful airflow in combination with two positively charged pre-filters, airborne dust is captured and removed, resulting in less time spent dusting and vacuuming.

In addition to dust, the device also seemingly “inactivates” bacteria and viruses and removes 99.97% of allergens, pollen, mould, pet dander and microplastics down to 0.1µm.

A proprietary technology, HEPASilent™, apparently means the device can use less dense filters than traditional air purifiers, thanks to a combination of electrostatic and mechanical filtration. “Therefore the DustMagnet™ can produce more clean air at less air pressure, meaning whisper silent operation and less energy use than a light bulb.”

Available in two sizes, the DustMagnet™ 5240i is independently verified to clean rooms between 20m² and 48m² in size while the DustMagnet™ 5440i is designed for rooms between 33m² and 79m² in size.

Another seemingly unusual feature is an Auto mode function whereby a smart sensor monitors real-time air quality conditions and auto-adjusts
to optimise cleaning performance.

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