LifaAir Lifa Air LAS302 3G plasmainpuhdistin (LAS302 3G)

Novelty air purifier from Lifa Air, a smart air sterilizing purifier. The multi-level filtration system effectively removes air pollution and guarantees healthy indoor air.

Our 2022 flagship product is the LAS302, which combines patented 3G filtering technology with stylish Scandinavian design. LAS302 effectively removes impurities and the sterilization function ensures that the air quality always remains at the desired level.

The patented 3G technology was developed together with VTT and was originally designed for hospital and military use, but is now also available for consumers. The advantages of 3G filtering are high efficiency, e.g. in removing small particles, gaseous pollutants, viruses, bacteria and other organisms, the 3G filter has a large capacity and a small pressure drop, so it is also economical to use. The 3G filter can remove more than 99.99% of particles and more than 95% of gases.

The purifier has built-in sensors for measuring air quality, so it can automatically adjust its operation according to its current air quality conditions. The air purifier can also be connected to the Lifa Air application, so it can also be monitored and controlled remotely.

Characteristics

• Filter technology: 3G™ plasma function
• Area of use: Viruses, bacteria, microbes, odors, pollen, dust
• Filtering capacity for viruses 99.99%
• Not that ozone
• Durable metal frame
• Low power consumption
• Recommended area: 40-60m2
• Clean air delivery capacity (CADR): 310m3/h

Indoor air is a mixture of particles and gases

Pollen and spores trouble people with allergies and asthma. Airborne pathogens make us vulnerable to pandemics, the common flu, and several cancers.

A fireplace makes us feel at home, but at the same time it can fill our breathing area with invisible unhealthy smoke particles and vapors. The same is true with candles. Food lovers may not know that cooking can temporarily raise indoor PM2.5 levels as high as in a polluted city.

Pollutants from the outdoor air enter the indoor spaces through windows, small leaks in structures and poorly filtered ventilation systems. Harmful amounts of aerosol particles, especially very fine particles, ozone and several other pollutants enter offices and homes in urban areas.

During the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, the use of disinfectants and cleaning agents increased dramatically. Both evaporate and are directly harmful to breathing or cause harmful chemistry in the indoor air. Building materials and furniture release harmful gases, such as formaldehyde, especially when the indoor temperature rises. Personal hygiene products make us walking VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) generators.

Choosing a cleaner

When choosing an air purifier, think about normal use and then extreme situations. First, consider the area of the room and where the people in the room are.

In a meeting room, you can place an air purifier on a table and have it blow clean air on the people around you, or place several units around the room to purify the air of the entire room. The same applies to the desk in the open office. Local units can be used at full power when needed and in energy saving mode when there are not many people around.

At home, place the air purifier near emissions, e.g. in the kitchen or living room and in areas where you spend the most time, e.g. the bedroom. Choose a purifier that, if necessary, can clean the room's air volume quickly with full power. In normal continuous use, use the air purifier at lower power to improve energy efficiency.

Technical information:

• Recommended room size: 40–60 m2
• Particle cleaning capacity (CADR): 310m3/h
• Bacteria filtering capacity: ≥ 95%
• Sterilization rate of Staphylococcus Albus: ≥ 99.99%
• Virus filtering capacity 99.99%
• Mobile app: iOS, Android
• Dimensions: 250 x 640 mm
• Weight: 7.9 kg
• Package dimensions: 735 x 315 x 317 mm
• Package weight: 9.5 kg
• Filter: 3GS302