How Did Philips Air Purifier Become the Best? Find Out

Philips air purifier: The Dutch electronics company Philips is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of air purifiers and humidifiers. Philips air purifiers, in particular, are using the VitaShield IPS technology, which does not produce emissions of ozone or other chemicals. The company also offers a combined air purifier/humidifier, the AC2885/40, Philips Air Purifier 1000 True HEPA.

Founded in 1891, Philips today employs approximately 115,000 people worldwide. The registered office of the listed company in Amsterdam. Although many consumers associate Philips with consumer electronics or household appliances, Philips has been active in medical and healthcare for over 80 years. The know-how from this business division is constantly being used in the development of Philips air purifiers and humidifiers.

Philips air purifiers do not use ionizers or ozone generators to clean the air. As a result, no ions or ozone are emitted to the room air. Ozone can irritate eyes and respiratory system.

Philips uses HEPA filters (High-Efficiency Particulate Air Filters) in its air purifiers in combination with specially treated activated carbon. The coarse prefilter is an antibacterial coated fabric.

The devices can thus remove non-volatile particles such as pollen and dust as well as volatile chemicals such as formaldehyde and toluene from the room air. Philips humidifiers use a special NanoCloud technology which, according to Philips, releases 99% fewer bacteria than ultrasonic humidifiers.1 NanoCloud technology ejects very small drops of water. This should cause, according to Philips, a better distribution of the drops in the room air.

Philips air cleaners are certified by the Allergy Association ECARF.