Original DIY 1.0 Air Purifier

Description

Get rid of air pollutants inside your house!

The Smart Air Original Do It Yourself (DIY) 1.0 is a simple yet effective air purifier ideally suited for bedrooms, small offices or small living rooms up to 150 sft (15 m²).

After thousands of hours of test data, we’ve shown that DIY air purifiers are just as effective as the expensive big brand air purifiers that cost thousands of Taka. We ship the simple yet low cost DIY 1.0 air purifier to help people get clean air without spending a fortune.

Our Original DIY 1.0 air purifiers are in huge demand. We know you want to get your hands on one as soon as possible, so if you’re in Dhaka you can get come pick it up from our office. If you can’t pick it up or if you live outside Dhaka, after placing your order we’ll ship it to you within 1-2 working days for Dhaka and 3-4 working days for the rest of Bangladesh.

We’ll send you our Original DIY 1.0 fan, 1 HEPA filter, and a Velcro strap. That’s all you need to breathe easy. We ship our product in unassembled form.

Want to learn more about our Original DIY Air purifier and how it performs? Read our blog posts here.

Product Details

The Smart Air Original 1.0 DIY Air Purifier eliminates PM 2.5 and PM 10 particles from the air you breathe effectively, efficiently, and cheaply!

The DIY 1.0’s CADR rating is 82 CMH (m3/hr).

CE 2047 according to PED (97/23/EC). Certified by Regal Quality Registrars, Inc, UK.

What’s in the air purifier box?

1. 1 Original 1.0 Fan
2. 1 HEPA filter
3. 1 strap
4. Smart Air Handbook (Chinese & English)

Clean Air is not a Luxury

Our tests show that the DIY 1.0 can remove up to 82% of PM2.5 particles from a 150sqft room, all for BDT 4,500.

How does it compare to expensive purifiers-

We tested this simple DIY purifier against some of the biggest brands on the market, and found that the simple DIY performed almost just as well as purifiers costing over 20 times as much!

Does it really clean the air-

Tom the founder of Smart Air and a professor at the University of Chicago tested this using a laser particle counter. What he found was that even low-cost filters and fans can provide clean air. Watch this video to see the test he did.

How often should I change my filter-

Because of severe air pollution levels in Bangladesh the filter lifetime is less than in other countries. We recommend replacing your filter after 2 months of use (at 12 hours a day) at the latest. That’s maximum 650 hours in total; this is the amount of time you can run your air purifier before needing to change your filters. However, you should still check your HEPA filter at regular intervals. Use our filter lifetime calculator to determine when to change your HEPA filter.

We know that buying new HEPA filters is a significant recurring cost, so we do our best to keep prices low.

High air pollution levels in Bangladesh-

Bangladesh, and especially Dhaka, has one of the highest air pollution levels in the world. During the winter season it is common for AQI to average between 200 (very unhealthy) and 300 (hazardous). Outdoor air pollution drastically affects air purifier performance – even when used indoors. When outdoor air pollution is bad, purifiers achieve a smaller percentage reduction and it becomes harder to reach safe levels indoors. In order to breathe safe in Bangladesh we recommend “overpowering” the air pollution by: (1) using a second purifier, or (2) buying a machine that is rated for an even bigger room.

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