Air purifiers are an excellent addition to your home environment. They draw in air, filter and purify it and release it back into your home to enjoy clean, fresh air. Air purifiers help prevent allergies and help remove pet dander and smoke to help prevent sickness and irritation. To maintain clean and fresh air in your home every day, it is important to clean and replace your filters regularly, at least every 12 months (depending on use).
The four-stage filtration system in all Electrolux Air Purifiers captures micro-dust, odours, and harmful airborne substances. Integrated HEPA 13 filter removes up to 99.99% of bacteria* for even cleaner and healthier fresh air at home. Great for pet owners or people living in the city with a higher intensity of pollution and dust.
*Tested for Legionella pneumophila, Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Serratia marcescens.
How the four-step filtration system works?
Step 1: Mesh pre-filter
Filters larger size particles (e.g., dust, hair) to ensure a longer life for other filters. Can be washed. Should be cleaned or vacuumed regularly.Step 2: Antibacterial coating
Prevents bacteria growthStep 3: Ultrafine particle filter
Captures up to 99.99%* of particles as small as 2.5 micrometres (μm) in size.Step 4: Activated carbon
Reduces odour by capturing up to 92** common Volatile Organic Compounds.* Based on tests conducted by GTT Laboratory in Nov 2020 according to GB/T 14295-2008 standard.
** Based on tests conducted by Azure Wind in Nov 2020 according to GB/T 18801-2015 standard.
How do I know when to change my filter?
We recommend you replace your air purifier filter regularly, at least every 12 months (depending on use). Refer to your appliance user manual for detailed instructions on how to change your filter
Our Electrolux Ultimate Home 300 and 500 air purifiers have filter change indicators which are based on time usage and fan speed. The ‘Replace Filter’ indicator on the control panel will let you know when it’s time to replace your filter.
Our Electrolux Ultimate Home 300 and 500 air purifiers have filter change indicators which are based on time usage and fan speed. The ‘Replace Filter’ indicator on the control panel will let you know when it’s time to replace your filter.
Our Electrolux Well A5 air purifier also has a filter change indicator but additionally has RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) enabled. The built-in RFID chip allows you to connect your phone to the device and to remotely view the filter status via app. Find out more on how to connect your phone with the Well A5 purifier here.
Why should I change my filter regularly?
Life lived in a healthy and comfortable home environment significantly improves the quality of life. We at Electrolux understand everyday life and that cleaning and conditioning your home should take up as little space as possible, both physically and mentally.
Some key facts on why to keep your home a healthy environment:
- Increasing levels of metropolitan living in high-density housing leads to poorer indoor air quality.
- Regional Australia is highly prone to dust storms and bushfires that can reduce air quality indoors and outdoors.
- Over four million Australians are affected by an allergic diseases like Asthma, Eczema, Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever), etc and this number tends to grow every year.*
Some key facts on why to keep your home a healthy environment:
- Increasing levels of metropolitan living in high-density housing leads to poorer indoor air quality.
- Regional Australia is highly prone to dust storms and bushfires that can reduce air quality indoors and outdoors.
- Over four million Australians are affected by an allergic diseases like Asthma, Eczema, Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever), etc and this number tends to grow every year.*
To make sure your air purifier is working seamlessly and providing your home with fresh air every day, it is highly recommended to clean and replace your filter regularly, depending on how often you use your air purifier.
*Based on a report from the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) in 2021.