Different rooms.
Different reasons.
Start with what is happening in your space. Choose equipment as one part of a considered response.
Find your
starting point.
Airborne mould spores
Start with the moisture. Understand the supporting role of filtration.
Pets and odours
Look after the source, the surfaces and the air in between.
Dust and pollen
Consider what is airborne and what has settled around the home.
Large rooms
Think beyond floor area: ceiling height, layout and circulation.
Workplace air
Plan around occupancy, existing ventilation and everyday use.
Care environments
Make suitability, operating guidance and maintenance part of the plan.
Pets, odours and
everyday life.
Persistent odours are a reason to look at their source: bedding, litter areas, soft furnishings and ventilation. Cleaning and source control come first.
Where HEPA Pro may fit.
HEPA filtration captures airborne particles that pass through the filter. ODOGard-treated filters address odour molecules as part of the complete unit. A whole-device test cannot attribute its result to the coating alone.
The manufacturer’s manual explains the product’s operation. It does not establish a guaranteed outcome in this setting. Room layout, ventilation, use and maintenance matter.
A larger room.
More to consider.
Floor area is only the start. An open-plan room, a high ceiling and a series of connected rooms need different circulation plans. Measure your space and note doors, partitions and existing ventilation.
Where HEPA Pro may fit.
The HEPA Pro sales sheet gives up to 123 m², based on an 8 ft ceiling and three air exchanges per hour. Treat that as a sizing guide. Discuss the room volume and operating setting before assuming one unit will suit the space.
The manufacturer’s manual explains the product’s operation. It does not establish a guaranteed outcome in this setting. Room layout, ventilation, use and maintenance matter.