1. HEPA filtersA HEPA filter is a high-efficiency filter that captures fine airborne particles such as dust, bacteria, and viruses to help keep indoor air clean. Under normal conditions, a HEPA filter lasts from six months to one year. The actual replacement interval should be adjusted according to use.
2. Activated-carbon filters
Activated-carbon filters adsorb odors and harmful gases to help keep the air fresh. Because their adsorption capacity is limited, they must be replaced regularly. A typical activated-carbon filter lasts three to six months, although the interval should be adjusted according to actual use.
3. Photocatalytic filters
Photocatalytic filters can remove harmful gases and odors and also provide antibacterial and disinfection effects. Because they require prolonged ultraviolet exposure to work, their service life is generally somewhat longer than that of ordinary filters, typically about one year.