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Clean air improves learning

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Studies show that school results, focus and learning

improves with an air purifier in the classroom.

Clean air improves learning

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Studies show that school results, focus and learning

improves with an air purifier in the classroom.

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Air purifiers help students learn better

Students with uncontrolled asthma often miss more school days, to about 13.8 million³ days of school per year. Using test-winning air purifiers in classrooms help students to breathe cleaner air that affects children’s ability to learn, ensuring that the pathways in the brain can easily transmit signals. This makes it easier to concentrate, process information and think logically.

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Superior filtration technology

All Blueair air purifiers use the unique and proprietary HEPASilent™ technology.

A combination of electrostatic and mechanical filtration that provides maximum filtration with minimum noise and energy.

Superior filtration technology

All Blueair air purifiers use the unique and proprietary HEPASilent™ technology.

A combination of electrostatic and mechanical filtration that provides maximum filtration with minimum noise and energy.

HEPASilent™ filtration technology


What makes Blueair air purifiers unique is the proprietary Blueair HEPASilent™ technology. By combining electrostatic and mechanical filtration, the HEPASilent™ technology ensures that a Blueair air purifier delivers maximum filtration with minimum noise and energy.

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HEPASilent™ technology is better than typical HEPA filters

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Typical HEPA filters: mechanical filtration only



Less clean air

A dense HEPA filter with very tiny holes captures particles, but this means less clean air passes through the filter.

More noise

To push enough air through a dense HEPA filter, the fan must run at a higher speed, which creates more noise.



More energy

Running the fan at a higher speed also uses more energy.



Removes viruses and bacteria

Mechanical (HEPA) filtration on its own catches virus and bacteria – but can allow germ growth in the filter as the germs are not inactivated.

Removes at least 99.97% of particles sized 0.3 micron

HEPA filtration catches 99.97% of particles sized 0.3 microns in size such as dust, pollen and smoke.

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Blueair HEPASilent™ technology: electrostatic & mechanical filtration

More¹ clean air

By combining two filtration technologies the filter doesn’t need to do as much of the work, so Blueair filters can be less dense - which delivers a uniquely high flow of clean air.¹

Less noise

A less dense filter material means that the air purifier fan can run at lower speeds, making a lot less noise while delivering a uniquely high flow of clean air.¹

Less energy

Running at lower speeds also uses a lot less energy - less than a traditional lightbulb.¹



Kills viruses and bacteria²

Once captured in the filter, the combination of electrical charging and high air flow kills 99% of germs.

Removes at least 99.97% of particles sized 0.1 micron

HEPASilent technology catches 99.97% of particles down to 0.1 microns in size such as viruses, bacteria and microplastics, while also removing larger particles such dust, pollen, smoke and pet dander.

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HealthProtect™ air purifier removes 99,99% of airborne SARS-CoV-2 in a laboratory environment*

HealthProtect™ air purifier removes 99,99% of airborne SARS-CoV-2 in a laboratory environment*


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¹Based on tests of HEPASilent technology (mechanical + electrostatic filtration) vs. mechanical filtration alone, producing higher CADR (GB/T18801-2015), lower noise level (ISO3743), and lower energy consumption (GB/T18801-2015) in a standalone model.

²Tested on the filter media. Deactivation of germs on natural flora (excluding viruses) under normal temperature and humidity conditions. Blueair does not claim to kill SARS-CoV-2 or prevent transmission of COVID-19. 

³https://www.epa.gov/iaq-schools/managing-asthma-school-environmen