Comparison IDEA XJ-3800-1 vs Zenet XJ-3800

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	IDEA XJ-3800-1	Zenet XJ-3800
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Type	air purifier	air purifier
Room area (purification)	50 m²	50 m²
Filters and functions
Filters	pre-filter electrostatic filter HEPA charcoal filter photocatalyst UV lamp	pre-filter electrostatic filter HEPA charcoal filter photocatalyst UV lamp
Functions	night mode ionizer filter indicator auto mode shutdown timer remote control	night mode ionizer filter indicator auto mode shutdown timer remote control
Specs
Controls	electronic	electronic
Air flow		360 m³/h /5 operating modes/
Min. noise level	20 dB	20 dB
Maximum noise level	52 dB	52 dB
Power consumption	80 W	80 W
Power source	mains	mains
Dimensions (HxWxD)	610x343x255 mm	610х343х255 mm
Weight	6.85 kg	6.85 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalog	january 2016	june 2011

Air flow

Maximum performance provided by the humidifier — that is, the maximum amount of air that it can pass through itself in an hour. This parameter is most relevant for models with a purifier function (see “Type”). However, it can also be specified for humidifiers.

The flow rate is selected by manufacturers, taking into account the area and, accordingly, the volume of the room for which the device is designed. For efficient operation, the device must be able to pass the entire volume of processed air through itself at least once per hour (or better, two or three times). At the same time, for models with the same area of the room, different air flow indicators can be declared - accordingly, the processing speed and efficiency will differ.

We also note that the recommended area of the room can be estimated by air flow if the latter is not stated in the specs. For example, if the device provides 200 m³/h, this means that the volume of the room can be no more than 200 m³, which, with a standard ceiling height of 2.5 m, gives an area of 200/2.5=80 m². And ideally, the area should be even 2-3 times smaller — that is, it should be about 25-40 m².