Genano® 5250M

We inhale approximately 10,000 litres of air per day. We do not drink contaminated water so why accept contaminated air? It is very important to remove even the smallest impurities from indoor air.

The most used air purifiers are equipped with a HEPA filter and can remove particles of 300 nanometres and larger. HEPA filters cannot remove ultrafine particles from the air. Up to 66% of impurities in indoor air are smaller than 100 nanometers. HEPA filters cannot remove hazardous gaseous compounds either.

Ultra-fine particles and harmful gases in the air we breathe are the biggest health risk because they do not remain on the mucous membrane but penetrate the circulation through the alveoli. The smaller the particle, the deeper it travels in the respiratory tract. Such impurities include, for example fragments of mould filaments, gas-like toxins produced by mould, gases emitted from building materials and particulate matter from outdoor air.

The lifetime costs of Genano air purifiers are low. Genano does not use exchangeable fibre filters whose costs are significant over time. Genano air purifiers are durable and have a metallic construction: they last tens of years in use.