Philips Air Performer 8000i Series, User Manual

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Gas refers to the level of potential harmful gases (incl. VOC, odors, etc.).
Gas level Air quality light color Air quality level
L1 Blue Good
L2 Blue-purple Fair
L3 Purple-red Poor
L4 Red Very poor
IAI refers to Indoor Allergen Index (only available through the app)
The professional-grade AeraSense sensor detects the level of indoor air allergen
and with numerical feedback from 1 to 12 the potential risk level of indoor air
allergens can be displayed. 1 indicates the best air quality.
IAI level Air quality light color Air quality level
1-3 Blue Good
4-6 Blue-purple Fair
7-9 Purple-red Poor
10-12 Red Very poor
Turning on and off
Note:
• For optimum purification performance, close doors and windows.
• Keep curtains away from the air inlet or air outlet�
• Plug the appliance into the power outlet; do not use a power strip�
• If the appliance is running in heating mode when you turn it off, it continues working for 20
seconds to exhaust the remaining heat� A countdown will show on the display panel�
1
Plug the Air Performer into the power socket.
2
Touch to switch on the Air Performer.
»
The Air Performer beeps.
»
The “ ” displays on the screen during warming
up. Then the Air Performer shows the PM2.5/Gas
level after measuring the air quality.
3
Touch and hold the button for 3 seconds to switch off
the Air Performer.
Note: If the Air Performer stays connected to the electrical outlet after turning it OFF, the Air
Performer will operate under the previous settings when turned ON again�