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Fellowes AeraMax 300 Large Room Air Purifier Mold, Odors, Dust, Smoke, Allergens and Germs with True HEPA Filter and 4-Stage Purification, White

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Color: White


Pattern Name: Air Purifier


Features

  • 4-stage hospital-type filtration: effectively purifies air in large rooms 300 - 600 square feet
  • AeraSmart sensor: monitors the air quality and automatically adjusts the fan speed to keep your air purified
  • True HEPA filter with AeraSafe antimicrobial treatment: safely removes 99.97% of viruses, germs, allergens, mold and dust
  • PlasmaTrue Technology: optional setting that utilizes ionization to help safely remove airborne pollutants
  • Aera+ mode: increases air change by 35% for allergy and cold/flu seasons

Color: White


Brand: Fellowes


Product Dimensions: 8.13"D x 16"W x 25"H


Floor Area: 600 Square Feet


Noise Level: 4 dB


Color: White


Brand: Fellowes


Product Dimensions: 8.13"D x 16"W x 25"H


Floor Area: 600 Square Feet


Noise Level: 4 dB


Controller Type: Button Control


Item Weight: 12.5 pounds


Manufacturer: Fellowes


Domestic Shipping: Item can be shipped within U.S.


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 9320501


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Care instructions: Hand Wash


Assembly required: No


Number of pieces: 1


Batteries required: No


Included Components: Air purifier


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    • Cleans Air pretty well. Mold Symptoms seems to be less aggravating
Color: White Pattern Name: Air Purifier
So far, so good! Feel the price is good for purifier cleaning over 300 S.Ft Very EZ to get started!
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by J D Simone
    • Works Great! Bought 2!
Color: White Pattern Name: Air Purifier
Review Image by Lindsey Lindsey
Review Image by Lindsey Lindsey
Bought one at first based on a friend’s recommendation and placed it in my bedroom. I have had nothing but terrible seasonal allergies the last few years and needed something to help on top of the pet dander from my cat, I would wake up with a scratchy and dry throat, sneezing, coughing, you name it. I noticed an improvement in a few days that I was starting to sleep better and I would wake up with less and less symptoms until finally I no longer had any. The dust amount in my room is near nonexistent now. After 4 months trial run, I decided to get another one for the living room now! Filters - I just changed the carbon filter on the first one for the first time and oh boy was it filthy. I’m curious to see how bad the HEPA filter will be once it comes time to change it. Compared to the cost on other filters on other units, I find this fairly more affordable in the long run as you only change the carbon once every three months and the HEPA once a year. Amazon sells the carbon filters in a 4 pack for $33, which will last you an entire year. And then the HEPA costs $37. About $10 cheaper than dyson filters when I was originally looking at those units. Or if you really want to save pennies like my friend, just vacuum off the carbon filter every 3 months (obviously not recommended by the manufacturer but hey, he’s done it for the last few years he’s owned it and it still running strong) and only change the HEPA once a year. Noise level - I like white noise. I’m one of those people that sleeps with a fan on all year round just for the noise. On the lowest setting, it’s much less than my regular tower fan. You can hear it when it shifts to medium or really hear it on high but mine typically run only on low and medium and I let them run 24/7. I don’t find this as annoying as on high personally. It depends very much on your air quality and if you let it run consistently or just only turn it on when you need it. Size - surprisingly thinner than I expected but I love it. Doesn’t take up very much room at all. My only gripe so far is the placement of the filter buttons on the unit. I feel they are too close together. When it comes time to change the carbon filter and you try to clear the change filter light, you find yourself accidentally hitting the HEPA filter one instead and have to start the process over to clear the Carbon light. Maybe a remote or a wider distance between the two filter buttons in future models would be super helpful to clear the filter indicating lights. So if you’re looking for something to help with pet dander and pesky seasonal allergies, look no further and give this brand a try, you might just like it as much as I do now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021 by Lindsey Lindsey
    • WONDERFUL if you don't mind light! UPDATE after 4 years...
Color: White Pattern Name: Air Purifier
Review Image by Grace Grace
Review Image by Grace Grace
Review Image by Grace Grace
Review Image by Grace Grace
Review Image by Grace Grace
* OVERALL: This makes the room smell reminiscent of a health facility because it makes the air so clean and has noticeably improved the number of sinus infections I get. * Noise: it can get loud on level 4+ but that is because it's taking in and pressing out a lot of air. At 2 or below, it's quiet enough to watch tv alongside and still be able to hear. At level 3, you could get by with turning the tv up slightly. For conversation in the room, fan speed 3+ is a no go. * The Ionizer: The ionizer can be turned off by holding down the bottom blue button with the star on it, which I always keep turned off. Since the mere presence of an ionizer and plasma tech can release ozone even when not in use, I wish I could remove it. Ozone means particles are larger, heavier, and stick to the insides of your lungs more easily. This causes lung irritation and keeps irritants within the lungs more securely and for longer periods of times. You generally don't want to breathe ozone in you have no respiratory issues, and if you have lung sensitivity, allergies, asthma, COPD, etc., you're really going to want to avoid it entirely. * Size: The unit is big, about 2.5' tall, and the air intake is on the sides. * LIGHT ISSUE: I wish the lights that illuminated the buttons could be turned off at night, as the light keeps me awake (blue light). I've resorted to covering it with some fabric, which covers the import and export vent slightly. AERAMAX, PLEASE provide an option to turn off all the lights. The light shines from the buttons, and also shines out the sides of the device through the intake vents in a darkened room. Any light disrupts melatonin production, and blue light is the worst suspect. After over a year of 24/7 use, I'm buying another brand of air purifier just to alleviate this issue of fighting with the light emanating from the machine. * Weight: Heavy. This is not something you're going to want to move from room to room. It has a handle for carrying it if needed, but you're going to want to leave it where you left it. Since it's wide and narrow and tall, and thus tippy, you're not going to want to attach wheels or place it on a wheeling base to combat the weight of moving it. * Filters: The carbon filters appear to need replacing twice as often as the HEPA filters. * Aesthetics: I would have appreciated the black areas of the unit being white, to lend a more sleek and modern vibe, as it looks more like a 1990's space capsule with it's shape and contrasting black and white. Something about Nintendo comes to mind, and ET. * Structural Design: I love that the vent that blows the clean air is at the top, and can be tilted and directed where you want it. You can aim it to blow right at your face if you have a sinus headache and/or breath clean air while you work on the computer or watch TV. * Longevity/Quality: 100%. I have used this device 24/7 at fan speed 3 for over a year and it's still going strong. It's gone through 3 HEPA filter changes, and 4 carbon filter changes, not always replaced on time ;) UPDATE: After 4 years and 4 months of 24/7 use on fan speed 3, this air purifier LIVES. It has no issues whatsoever and works perfectly. A+ for quality! I resorted to covering the lights with black electrical tape. This means that every time I move it to another room and turn it on again, I have to lift the tape at the bottom and press the ionizing light to turn off the ionizer, then press the tape back down while trying not to trigger the other buttons. The light from the other lit buttons is slightly visible from the sides where the intake vents are located. I have no complaints about this item except for the lights. It could be quieter as well, if I'm being particular, but the required CFM for an air purifier to do well really requires that it moves a lot of air, which makes noise. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2016 by Grace Grace

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