A:AnswerThe air purifier and its filters (specifically the activated carbon filter) should help remove trace amounts of formaldehyde from the air. Additionally, any sources of formaldehyde should be professionally removed; the air purifier is only meant to act as a supplement to other safe practices and should not be the only source of air cleaning if there is active pollution from some other source.
A:AnswerI say it reduce to a point we barely smell it. But recomment buying bag of activated carbon and put it in the middle of the filter which increase ability of remove smell.
A:Answer400s is better options since they not produce toxic ozone. the plasma pro can be turn off which defeat the point of buying one unless you really need it right away and not few months later
A:AnswerSome people are more sensitive to ozone than others. It’s safe to be in the same room with PlasmaPro running, yes, but if you experience lung pain, shortness of breath, burning, etc, then you may be one of the more ozone sensitive people.
A:AnswerThanks for asking. While this air purifier is not completely ozone-free, it is compliant with the CDC's safety limit for ozone emitted. The unit uses plasma technology, which works by breaking down pollutants' molecular structure through the bonding of negative and positive ions. We hope this helps!
A:AnswerThanks for asking! For more information regarding our air purifiers, please directly contact our Levoit customer support team. We are here to help and hope to hear from you soon.
A:AnswerThanks for asking! For more information regarding our air purifiers, please directly contact our Levoit customer support team. We are here to help and hope to hear from you soon.
A:AnswerThanks for asking! For more information regarding our air purifiers, please directly contact our Levoit customer support team. We are here to help and hope to hear from you soon.
A:AnswerThe PlasmaPro 400S will produce ozone when the optional plasma function is turned on. The plasma function works by breaking down pollutants' molecular structure through the bonding of negative and positive ions.
