Ultra-Low Noise Air Purifier Designed for Bedrooms and Quiet Environments

Air Purifiers
Ultra-Low Noise Air Purifier Designed for Bedrooms and Quiet Environments

The Ultra-Low Noise Air Purifier is engineered specifically for residential bedrooms, medical facilities, and other quiet-sensitive environments where sound levels must remain below 25 dB(A). Utilizing a high-efficiency HEPA filter and advanced silent motor technology, it removes 99.97% of airborne particles including dust, pollen, pet dander, and fine particulate matter (PM2.5) without compromising on performance or acoustics. Designed with industrial-grade durability and certified for compliance across major export markets, this unit ensures consistent air quality in regulated spaces. Built for global B2B procurement, each unit undergoes rigorous testing to meet IEC 60335 safety standards, FCC Part 15 Class B for electromagnetic compatibility, and CE marking under the Low Voltage Directive. Certifications include RoHS compliance and REACH registration, ensuring legal market access in Europe, North America, and key Asia-Pacific regions. This makes it a reliable choice for distributors, healthcare providers, and facility managers requiring regulatory-ready equipment.

Main Specifications

ModelPL-ULN25
Noise Level≤23 dB(A) at 1m distance (sleep mode)
CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate)450 m³/h (for PM2.5)
Filter TypeTrue HEPA H13 + Activated Carbon Pre-filter
Power Consumption18 W (max), 3 W (sleep mode)
Dimensions (L×W×H)320 × 220 × 580 mm
Weight6.8 kg
Voltage Range100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
CertificationsCE, FCC Part 15 Class B, RoHS, REACH
Air Changes per Hour12.5 @ 25 m³ room volume (sleep mode)

Core Advantages

  • Operates at ≤23 dB(A), meeting WHO-recommended nighttime noise thresholds for sleep environments
  • HEPA H13 filter captures 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns, ideal for allergy-sensitive users
  • Fully compliant with EU Ecodesign and RoHS directives, enabling seamless import into European markets
  • Energy-efficient design meets ENERGY STAR-like performance benchmarks without certification branding
  • Modular filter system allows easy replacement with globally available components, reducing logistics complexity

Typical Application Scenarios

  • Hospital patient rooms and recovery wards requiring minimal ambient noise
  • Luxury hotel suites and boutique accommodations targeting premium guest comfort
  • Home office setups in shared living spaces where quiet operation is essential
  • Senior care facilities prioritizing air quality and auditory peace
  • Commercial real estate developments marketed as 'quiet zone' or wellness-certified units

Buying Tips for Importers

  • Verify that the product’s CE marking includes the applicable harmonized standard (e.g., EN 60335-2-69) for air purifiers
  • Confirm the RoHS declaration covers all component materials, especially PCBs and solder alloys used in internal electronics
  • Avoid suppliers offering 'FCC-compliant' without specifying Class B emission limits—critical for residential use
  • Ensure the manufacturer provides an official REACH Substance of Very High Concern (SVHC) declaration for traceability
  • Request test reports from accredited labs (e.g., TÜV, SGS) covering both acoustic output and electromagnetic emissions

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the noise level compare to industry benchmarks for bedroom air purifiers?
This model operates at 23 dB(A), which is significantly lower than the typical 30–40 dB(A) range found in most consumer models. The reduced noise is achieved through a dual-stage fan balancing system and vibration-dampened housing, making it suitable for medically supervised sleep environments where sound disruption is contraindicated.
Can this air purifier be imported into Canada without additional certifications?
Yes, the unit is FCC Class B compliant and carries CE marking, both of which are recognized by Health Canada’s Radiation Emitting Devices Act (REDA). However, verify that the product label includes the Canadian Registration Number (CRN) if sold in provinces like Ontario or Quebec, where local regulations apply.
What is the expected lifespan of the HEPA filter under continuous use?
Under normal conditions (8 hours/day, average air quality), the HEPA H13 filter lasts approximately 18 months. This aligns with ISO 16890-3 testing protocols. Replacement indicators on the unit provide accurate alerts based on real-time particle load detection, not just time-based estimates.
Are there specific packaging requirements for exporting to the UK post-Brexit?
Yes, while CE marking remains valid, UKCA marking is now required for products placed on the UK market. Ensure your supplier provides UKCA-certified documentation, including a Declaration of Conformity signed by a UK-based technical representative. Products without UKCA may face customs delays or rejection.
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