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TECKNET Air Purifier for Bedroom Home, Coverage 430ft² HEPA Filter, CADR 250m³/h, 25dB Quiet Sleep Mode With Code
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Posted 12 April 2024

TECKNET Air Purifier for Bedroom Home, Coverage 430ft² HEPA Filter, CADR 250m³/h, 25dB Quiet Sleep Mode With Code

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TECKNET air purifiers could effectively capture 99.97% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns. Its CADR is 250 m³/h, cleaning your air 5 times per hour in a room up to 258 ft². 360°surround air inlet for efficient purification and provides fresh and healthy air, improving the air circulation in your bedroom, living room, and office.

After the air filters and purifiers are being used for 720 hours, a built-in replacement indicator reminds you that you need to replace the filter. Don't forget to remove the plastic bag on the new filter before using and properly reset the filter. Use genuine TECKNET replacement filters to maintain the best performance.

ENERGY SAVING
The TECKNET air purifier for home features a 22W motor to quickly purify the air for you, save energy, and protect your health.

360°SURROUND AIR INLET
The 360° surround air Inlet design makes air purification and dust removal more efficient, providing fresh and healthy air faster.

FILTER CHANGE REMINDER
TECKNET air purifier has a built-in filter replacement reminder indicator. The indicator light will be green during the effective period of the filter. When it turns red, please replace the filter in time to maintain an ideal air cleaning result.
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  1. K_ruddy's avatar
    Was about to order but after checking looks like replacement filters are discontinued. Might be difficult to find filters.
    Stix's avatar
    Yes, and a review on Amazon: Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 November 2023
    Great machine but youcan never get a filter for it,therefore it's a waste of money.
  2. noodle-oodles's avatar
    It does state that the filters are back in stock on May 20th on the Technet website.

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    Ash9694's avatar
    What year?
  3. cpt_face's avatar
    What is the power consumption like on units like this? In their different modes, neccessary to run 24/7, especially if someone has dust allergies?
    smudgerama's avatar
    Info says it has a 22W motor, so 528Whr ( according to my head maths ), so 0.5KWh, so about 13p for 24 hours.
  4. Haybo26's avatar
    We have a similar one. No issues getting filters but we don't buy new anyway, we just give the old one a good vacuum and works a treat. As a house of hay fever suffers, this has worked so well for lessening the effects on all of us.
  5. Norinn.Radd's avatar
    Had one for a month now and own a cockatiel and this does a good job of cleaning the air of dander and dust. Just buy some electrostatic sheets from eBay which will preserve the life of the filter indefinitely

    I too was thinking this would be redundant without the ability to get replacement filters but with the ES sheets this is a non factor. Cost of a filter on some machines are equivalent to this entire machine also… doesn’t justify it going to a landfill but just saying…
    batemansxxxb's avatar
    Yes. 19.99 plus postage for a replacement filter
  6. luc.jianu's avatar
    Sold out?
  7. smudgerama's avatar
    Firstly I do not know that 13 pence for 24 hours would put anyone off?
    I am not so cocksure , so ran the question through chat GPT :-
    Q= "if a 22 Watt motor runs for 24 hours, how much will it cost to run if the cost is 26 pence per KWh?"


    A = To calculate the cost of running the motor for 24 hours, first, we need to find out how much energy it consumes in kilowatt-hours (kWh).

    Power (in kW) = 22 Watts / 1000 = 0.022 kW

    Energy consumed (in kWh) = Power (in kW) × Time (in hours) = 0.022 kW × 24 hours = 0.528 kWh

    Now, to find the cost, multiply the energy consumed (in kWh) by the cost per kWh:

    Cost = Energy consumed (in kWh) × Cost per kWh= 0.528 kWh × £0.26/kWh≈ £0.13728

    So, it will cost approximately £0.13728 to run the 22W motor for 24 hours at a cost of 26 pence per kWh.
  8. aviva's avatar
    Filters are extremely difficult/ hard to find. Not worth the punt IMO
  9. kaisah16's avatar
    Would this reduce dust buildup in a room? Our bedroom seems to get a layer of dust on skirting boards etc within a few days of vacuuming/dusting
    M168's avatar
    Yes definitely reduces dust
  10. smudgerama's avatar
    Do not suffer from asthma or allergies or any respiratory problems, but bought it anyway. Cleaner air cannot be a bad thing?
  11. LiverDeals's avatar
    Anyone know if I can use this with a smart plug? Will it come on automatically when I plug it in?
    morrig's avatar
    If you connect say with Alexa you can ask or manuay by button or set timers...
    amazon.co.uk/Aoy…h=1
  12. smudgerama's avatar
    As per helpful tips by Darthballs, I ordered 20 electrostatic sheets from aliexpress for a tenner. Just fitted one to the Teknet purifier and its running whisper quiet.
    The sheets came with a narrow sticky tape down one end. Peeled this off and cut into 5 x 2 inch strips to secure the sheet around the filter cartridge. just rolled the cartridge around the sheet, taped tight, and cut off the hanging extra few inches with scissors. Years (hopefully) of cleaner air for 35 quid and a few pence per day running costs
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