Air purifier delivers cleaner and purer air

18 February, 2006

This fourth-generation air filter from Daikin delivers significant improvements in indoor air quality.

The latest air purifier from Daikin removes 99.6% of allergens (including mites and pollen), 99.99% of bacteria and also breaks down 95% of odours. The MC707 can provide clean and purified air for spaces up to 48 m2, such as small offices, clubs, pubs, surgeries and small retail outlets. Improvements over previous designs include an 8-layer filtering systems that includes a new bio-antibody filter and Daikin’s Flash Streamer. Larger particles are removed by a pre-filter. The bio-antibody filter then removes viruses from the air in about a minute. High-speed electrons emitted by the Flash Streamer remove chemicals such as formaldehyde and enhance the action of the units’ photo-catalytic filters.

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