Dual-Function Negative Ion and Plasma Air Cleaner for Enhanced Air Quality
Plasma Air Cleaners
The Dual-Function Negative Ion and Plasma Air Cleaner is engineered for industrial environments requiring continuous, low-maintenance air purification. This unit combines negative ion emission with advanced plasma technology to neutralize airborne pathogens, allergens, VOCs, and fine particulates (PM2.5) without generating ozone above safe thresholds. Designed for seamless integration into HVAC systems or standalone operation in manufacturing facilities, cleanrooms, and warehouses, it delivers consistent air quality performance across diverse climates and operational loads.
Main Specifications
| Model | PDC-3000D |
| Airflow Rate | 450 m³/h |
| Coverage Area | Up to 80 m² |
| Plasma Emission Level | 9.8 × 10¹⁰ ions/cm³ |
| Noise Level | ≤ 48 dB(A) at 1m |
| Power Consumption | 65 W (AC 220–240V, 50 Hz) |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 580 × 320 × 180 mm |
| Weight (Per Unit) | 12.5 kg |
| Packaging Type | Export-grade corrugated box with EPS foam lining |
| Packing Density | 10 units per 40ft container (20’GP) |
| Certification | CE, RoHS compliant |
Core Advantages
- Reduced freight costs due to high packing density—10 units per 40ft container minimizes shipping volume per unit
- Compact, stackable packaging lowers dimensional weight fees and simplifies customs clearance for international buyers
- Standardized export packaging reduces handling damage risk, improving delivery reliability across global supply chains
- Low power draw and efficient airflow reduce operational energy expenses over the product lifecycle
- Modular design allows for easy retrofitting into existing ventilation infrastructure, cutting installation labor time
Typical Application Scenarios
- Manufacturing cleanrooms requiring ISO 7+ air quality standards
- Food processing facilities needing odor and microbial control
- Pharmaceutical warehouses storing temperature-sensitive compounds
- Automotive assembly plants with volatile solvent emissions
- High-density office buildings with centralized HVAC systems
Buying Tips for Importers
- Verify that the supplier uses dimensionally optimized packaging—non-standard sizes increase freight surcharges by up to 30%
- Confirm compliance with IATA Class 9 hazardous material rules if plasma components contain lithium-ion elements
- Avoid suppliers who quote 'freight included' without specifying Incoterms; clarify whether FOB or CIF applies to avoid hidden costs
- Inspect packaging specifications: inadequate cushioning increases damage claims and delays in port inspections
- Prioritize suppliers with proven experience shipping to your region—customs clearance times vary significantly by country
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the plasma technology avoid triggering false alarms in smoke detection systems?
The plasma discharge operates at a controlled frequency below 1 kHz, producing minimal ionized particles that do not activate photoelectric or ionization-based smoke detectors under normal conditions. Installers should maintain a 1.5-meter clearance between the unit and any detector.
What happens if the packaging is damaged during ocean transit—how is replacement handled?
Pandatrade requires suppliers to include a 2% buffer in order quantities for packaging-related losses. If more than 5% of units arrive damaged, claim documentation must be submitted within 7 days of cargo receipt, supported by photos and carrier inspection reports.
Can these units be stacked during warehouse storage without compromising structural integrity?
Yes—each export box is rated for 4-layer stacking with a maximum load of 80 kg. Internal foam supports prevent compression deformation, maintaining unit alignment during long-term storage in dry, temperature-controlled environments.
Are there specific import duties for plasma air cleaners in Southeast Asian markets?
Some countries like Vietnam and Thailand apply a 5–10% tariff on electronic air purification equipment under HS Code 8415. Buyers should verify local classifications and consider using bonded warehouses to defer payment until goods are sold.