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Essential safety instructions and precautions for using the Puripot air purifier to prevent damage or injury.
Utilizes a photocatalyst honeycomb unit with hydroxyl radical to eliminate VOCs, bacteria, and viruses.
Features strong deodorization via photocatalytic oxidation (PCO) using nano-porous structured titanium dioxide.
Provides powerful air purification using a PCO mesh unit and a blue light PCO honeycomb module.
Offers flexible usage with both wall-mountable and stand-type configurations.
Includes indirect mood lighting powered by a rear LED.
Monitors air quality using a VOC gas sensor and provides visual feedback via color indication.
Offers mobile app-based IoT service for the F1N model.
Lists all items included in the Puripot product package, such as the main body and accessories.
Details the components visible on the front of the main body, including LEDs and the bottom grill.
Identifies components located on the side of the main body, such as control buttons.
Details components found on the rear of the main body, including connectors and leg attachments.
Explains the internal structure, including the PCO Honeycomb Module and PCO Mesh Unit, and their purification functions.
Step-by-step guide on how to detach the grill, insert the PCO mesh unit, and reinsert the bottom grill.
Instructions on connecting the AC power adapter to the main body's power connector.
Guide for attaching the short and long legs to set up the Puripot in stand mode.
Instructions for mounting the Puripot on a wall using the bracket and selecting mounting angles.
Details the five available operation modes and how to select them, including automatic fan speed control.
Explains how to adjust the mood light brightness through five different levels.
Explains the air quality LED color codes and how the VOC sensor adapts to the environment.
Describes how the mood light color changes based on air quality for F1+/F1N models.
Step-by-step guide for removing, cleaning with various methods, and drying the PCO mesh unit.
Addresses common user questions regarding power, mood light, air quality LED, fan speed, and odor removal.
Provides detailed technical specifications for Puripot models F1, F1+, and F1N, including features and dimensions.
Outlines the 1-year limited warranty coverage, terms, and conditions for Puripot appliances.
Provides contact details and website for customer support, promotions, and helpful information.
The Puripot F1/F1+/F1N is a versatile air purification device designed to enhance indoor air quality through a combination of advanced technologies and user-friendly features. It offers a comprehensive approach to air purification, including sterilization, deodorization, and dual filtration, all while providing an aesthetic and interactive experience.
The core function of the Puripot device is to purify air using a multi-stage process. It incorporates a photocatalyst honeycomb unit that utilizes hydroxyl radicals for strong sterilization, effectively removing VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), bacteria, and viruses from the air. This is complemented by a powerful deodorization capability, achieved through photocatalytic oxidation (PCO) using nano-porous structured titanium dioxide, which targets and neutralizes unpleasant odors.
For comprehensive air purification, the device features a dual filtration system. This system includes a replacement-free PCO mesh unit and a blue light PCO honeycomb module, working in tandem to capture and break down pollutants. The PCO mesh unit is specifically designed for the removal of VOCs and fine dust, ensuring that the air circulated back into the room is clean and fresh.
Beyond purification, the Puripot device acts as an air quality monitor. It is equipped with a VOC gas sensor (F1/F1+) and, in the F1N model, an additional temperature and humidity sensor. This sensor continuously measures the density of harmful VOC gases in the air and provides real-time feedback through a color-coded LED indicator. The LED changes color (Blue for Good, Green for Fair, Yellow for Bad, Red for Very Bad) to visually represent the current air quality, allowing users to quickly assess their environment. In F1+ and F1N models, the mood light color also changes to reflect air quality, while the F1 model displays blue light only.
The F1N model further extends its functionality with IoT capabilities, offering mobile app-based services. This allows users to control and monitor the device remotely, providing greater convenience and integration into smart home ecosystems.
The Puripot device is designed for flexible placement and ease of use. It boasts a compatible dual design, allowing it to be used as either a wall-mountable unit or a stand-type device. For stand-type installation, users can choose between short legs or a long leg, which are easily attached with provided screws. The short legs are fastened to the right lower part and the other side of the product, while the long leg fits into a hole on the rear and is secured with two screws. For wall-mounting (frame type), a mounting bracket is screwed into the wall, and the main body is then mounted onto one of two grooves on the bracket, offering different angles (7° or 12°) between the wall and the top of the body.
Operation is straightforward with a single power/operation mode button and a mood light button. The operation mode cycles through five settings: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, AUTO, and Power OFF. In AUTO mode, the device's sensor monitors air quality and automatically adjusts the fan speed (Level 1, 2, or 3) accordingly, with the upper three LEDs blinking every second to indicate this mode. The mood light also has five brightness levels: 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, and Power OFF, allowing users to set the ambiance. Previous settings for both operation mode and mood light brightness are saved even after the device is powered off and on.
For optimal air cleaning efficiency, it is recommended to install the Puripot in a position facing a window, air conditioner, or fan. In situations with strong odors, opening a window and using the Puripot simultaneously can further enhance its effectiveness. The VOC sensor requires an adaptation period of 6 to 12 hours after initial power connection to adjust to the surrounding environment, ensuring accurate readings.
Maintaining the Puripot device is designed to be simple and convenient, particularly concerning its PCO mesh unit. Unlike traditional filters that require periodic replacement, the PCO mesh unit is replacement-free. This significantly reduces ongoing costs and environmental waste.
To clean the PCO mesh unit, users first detach the bottom grill by pulling its handles down. Once the grill is removed, the PCO mesh unit can be easily pulled out. Cleaning can be performed using one of three methods: a soft cloth, running water (ensuring it is completely dried before re-insertion), or a vacuum cleaner. After cleaning and ensuring the mesh unit is dry, it is re-inserted into the main body in the direction of the arrow until it clicks into the latch, and then the bottom grill is pushed back into place, ensuring the "TOP" mark on the grill is correctly oriented.
Regular cleaning of the PCO mesh unit, air inlets, and sensing area is crucial for maintaining optimal performance. Dust accumulation can reduce sensing accuracy and overall efficiency. The cleaning cycle may vary depending on the usage environment, but the ease of cleaning ensures that the device can consistently deliver high-quality air purification.
General| Coverage Area | 33 ft² |
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| Power Consumption | 2W |
| Dimensions | 2.36 x 2.36 x 6.89 in |
| Weight | 0.44 lb |
| Brand | Dadam micro |
| Model | Puripot |
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