The Japanese Air Purifier in Hong Kong

You do not come across award winning air purifiers every day. So when you finally come across Azureliving’s Cado air purifier, you know for sure you have seen it all as far as air refresher are concerned. First off, it boasts of a simple yet efficient design. Then secondly, it bagged the No.1 air purification efficiency standard for Clean Air Delivery Rate. Now, that’s quite something. Strangely though, there is much more into this one of a kind air refresher than the aforementioned perks.

You will first notice how easy it is to use the purifier. This alone, is a perk that only one or two other competing air purifier manufacturers have managed to ace. This seems like an obvious perk though. The real gem comes in the name and shape of Photolea, which is a system that combines high tech absorption ability of carbon together with an extremely light sensitive photocatalytic coating. The end result is an purification machine that can automatically degrade and at the same time dispose chemical and bacteria. Think of it as an inbuilt self-cleaning mechanism in an purifier that guarantees clean air round the clock as long as the purification machine is on.

The concept behind the purification machine is simple. It will first absorb particles and just about any invisible bacteria, pollen and mold. All these will stick to the air purifier’s filter. The next step, which involves decomposition ensures that the photocatalytic coating reacts on time to visible light before it breaks down all the particles to carbon dioxide and water. The final step, which is regeneration, involves suction force. This happens at the filter. The whole process may sound somewhat techy and hard to grasp but once one has the filter, everything falls in place. One look at the purifier and one wil have an easy time understanding why people like it. Small, yet extremely powerful.