Air Purifiers Designed for Wildfire Smoke

Remove airborne smoke, chemicals, odors and particles with our exclusive activated carbon +HEPA  air purifiers for wildfire smoke.

Best Air Purifiers for Wildfire Smoke

AllerAir's new and improved series of Air Purifiers for Wildfire smoke, are based on the popular AllerAir 5000 DS and 6000 DS series air purifiers. There are also 2 new models in the series for wildfire smoke.

The AirMedic Pro 5 Ultra S (400 CFM) has the largest activated carbon filter with a 5" thick carbon filter with 30 lbs of Activated Carbon.
The AirMedic Pro 6 Ultra S (560 CFM) has the largest activated carbon filter as well, with a 5" thick carbon filter with 40 lbs of Activated Carbon.

All AllerAir Wildfire Smoke Air Purifiers come with the Tar-Trapping pre-filter, Super HEPA filter, and special formulated Activated Carbon filter. UV option is available on all units, to add the 4th stage of filtration.

NEW: The AirMedic Pro 6 HDS and the AirMedic Pro 6 Ultra S Smoke Air Purifiers have an upgraded stronger motor that is now 560 CFM, which can filter up to 2000 Sq Ft, based on a 8' ceiling height, giving 2 ACH (Air Changes per Hour) 

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Remove Airborne Smoke Particulate

Remove up to 99.99% of fine airborne particles with Super HEPA or Medical Grade True HEPA

The Super HEPA filter can filter down to 0.1 micron particle size, True HEPA can filter down to 0.3 micron.

Remove Airborne Chemicals & Odors

Expert industrial chemical and odor filtration with the deepest activated carbon filters and a special carbon blend to better treat the complex pollutants associated with wildfire activity. 

Easy to Maintain

Robust industrial design for reliable, continuous 24/7 operation. Change pre-filters in seconds with no tools. 


Best Wildfire Smoke Air Purifiers: Select by Filtration Depth and Unit Size 

  •      Extra deep-bed industrial activated carbon filters remove more of the pollutants other air cleaners leave behind
  •      An expertly selected activated carbon blend for more efficient adsorption of complex chemicals and odors
  •      Super HEPA filter that removes fine airborne particles 
  •      A robust industrial design allows for 24/7 operation. No digital parts to set or repair, just a simple plug and play design for worry-free operation.  

How Does an AllerAir Air Purifier Filter Smoke?

An AllerAir air purifier for wildfire smoke cleans smoky air in several steps:

• A Tar-Trapping pre-filter removes larger particles and prevents the main filters in the air purifier from clogging.

• The HEPA traps 99.97% of fine airborne particles that pass through the filter.

• The deep-bed activated carbon filter adsorbs airborne chemicals, gases and odors.

While HEPA filters are fairly standard, activated carbon filters can vary in quality and effectiveness. The granular activated carbon used in an air purifier works like a sponge to soak up airborne chemicals, gases and odors. The capacity of that “sponge” depends on its depth and size. The more activated carbon used in an air purifier, the more chemicals, gases and odors it can adsorb. 

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Wildfire Smoke and Air Quality

 Wildfire smoke poses a significant health risk and is a major source of fine particle pollution in the western U.S. and Canada.
 
As wildfire smoke can travel rapidly, even communities hundreds of miles outside the main burn zone can be affected. If you live in an area prone to wildfires, choosing the right air purifier can help improve indoor air quality in the event of a fire.


Pollutants in Wildfire Smoke

The emissions from wildfire smoke include a range of pollutants such as fine particulate, carbon monoxide, chemicals and volatile organic compounds. Of particular concern is the fine particulate, because 80 to 90% of wildfire smoke particulate is less than 2.5 microns in diameter and can penetrate deep into the body.

Even a marginal increase in this type of pollution has been linked to numerous health problems from headaches to respiratory issues and even heart attacks. Although healthy people can be affected when the smoke concentration is high, people who are at the greatest risk of experiencing health issues due to wildfire smoke include young children, pregnant women, older adults, and those with conditions such as asthma or heart disease.

 

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