Filter Those Viruses and Allergens Out of the Air with Sensibo Pure Air Purifier

July 12, 2021 Kristin

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Knowing that the air in my house is the cleanest it can be for my family means the world to me, and I want to make every attempt possible to keep us safe from the current viruses that are out there. The flu season will be upon us soon so with Sensibo Pure Air Purifier I feel confident that my home will stay fresh and clear of those nasty particles. It can also help filter out those musty odors that hang around, and also is great at helping to eliminate allergens that might make you miserable. Why be uncomfortable in your own home?

Sensibo Pure, the only air purifier powered by unique smart-sensing technology, is now compatible with Apple’s HomeKit! One of the select few air purifiers that supports Apple HomeKit and the only air purifier on the market powered by Pure Boost technology.

The Sensibo Pure uses a triple-level filtration system and smart sensing technology to increase airflow through room air conditioners and central systems based on smart factors such as indoor and outdoor air quality combined with other factors. With the worry-free filter service, a new filter is delivered to your doorstep just when you need it.

This powerful device can be paired with our Apple HomeKit-compatible Sensibo Air AC controller and Ecobee thermostat to increase air circulation, boosting air purification by up to 70%.

Sensibo Pure incorporates a sensitive PM sensor within the unit to detect your indoor air quality level. It also uses street level pollution services to estimate the amount of pollution coming from outside your home.

Sensibo Pure incorporates a triple layered filtration technology which includes an advanced HEPA filter. HEPA filters are critical in the prevention of the spread of airborne bacterial and viral organisms and, therefore, infection.

Sensibo filters incorporate a carbon filter that traps odor molecules through a process called absorption. Basically these molecules attach to the outside of a surface, rather than being soaked into it.