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There's a point in which these ultra quiet units are just moving air around and not actually filtering anything.
You have to realize that most air contaminants have to be pulled into the filter for it to actually work and if the fan doesn't have enough power to generate any kind of suction, that won't happen. That ionization feature some of these have was supposed to help with that, but this proudly advertises that it doesn't have that feature.
But there's a more substantial defect in this one in that it can create a venturi effect, in which the air it just filtered gets blown right back into the unit.
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Anything that uses electricity will emit an electromagnetic field, like a light bulb.
All motors such as fans, electric motors, air filters etc...will emit an a large electromagnetic field, it's how they spin.
Now if a geiger counter was detecting radiation from an air purifier then that would be worrying.
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I really don't know enough about EMF to say if I care, but I guess I'll wait for the non radiating deal...
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Anything that uses electricity will emit an electromagnetic field, like a light bulb.
All motors such as fans, electric motors, air filters etc...will emit an a large electromagnetic field, it's how they spin.
Now if a geiger counter was detecting radiation from an air purifier then that would be worrying.
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What exactly is this unit accused of emitting?
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I might bite, my Pomoron air purifier, even though bigger, is unbearably loud on 2nd and 3rd levels.
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You have to realize that most air contaminants have to be pulled into the filter for it to actually work and if the fan doesn't have enough power to generate any kind of suction, that won't happen. That ionization feature some of these have was supposed to help with that, but this proudly advertises that it doesn't have that feature.
But there's a more substantial defect in this one in that it can create a venturi effect, in which the air it just filtered gets blown right back into the unit.
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