In modern air purification equipment, the dust interceptor, as the core pre-filter or main filtration unit, plays a crucial role in capturing inhalable particulate matter.
With increasing concern about indoor air quality, activated carbon, as a physical adsorption material, is widely used in air purifiers, fresh air systems, range hoods, and odor removal boxes.
In electrostatic air purifiers and fume purification equipment, the constant voltage power supply, as the "heart" of the high-voltage electric field, directly determines the overall purification performance and user experience.
This electric field is provided by the constant voltage power supply, typically outputting a DC high voltage of several thousand to tens of thousands of volts.
The Japanese deodorization module, through a dual mechanism of physical adsorption and catalytic decomposition, achieves "precise removal" of odor molecules without using any chemical sprays—this is not only a technological leap but also a profound practi
As a core device for dealing with complex air pollution scenarios, the performance optimization of the fume separator requires establishing a dynamic balance between airflow and purification effect.
