Rubicson 40440, Manual

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How the air purifier works
The 16 electrodes inside the air purifier let out an electron stream that releases negative ions and active
oxygen� This technology can quickly eliminate a large number of bacteria and dust mites while neutralising
or reducing gases and smoke smell� The air purifier doesn’t have a fan, but the ionic breeze still circulates
the air�
The static collection plate catches dust, pollen, mould, dust mites, allergens and other airborne particles�
You can see this residue on the collection plate after about ten days of use�
Airborne particles are also drawn to each other, and when they do so they become heavy and fall down� You
can clean up these particles during the cleaning process�
• Tip: Use a HEPA filter with your vacuum cleaner to keep the particles inside the bag�
Smell
The air purifier produces small amounts of ozone� Ozone has a very characteristic metallic smell that is
reminiscent of chlorine (like the smell after thunder or the smell from laser printers or photocopiers)� You
can smell the ozone long before it reaches the 0�1 ppm safety limit�
The air purifier never emits more than 0�05 ppm� Despite these levels being below the safety limit, you
should never stay within 50 cm from the air purifier for longer periods of time�
If the smell of ozone causes you discomfort, please stay at least 50 cm from the air purifier� Place the ioniser
in a place with good air circulation, so that the smell doesn’t disturb you�
Please note:
• Don’t place the air purifier near flammable gases or explosive materials�
• Don’t disassemble the air purifier or try to repair it yourself� Electrostatic Dis-
charges (ESD) and incorrect use can damage the components�
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Don’t insert any metal objects into the air purifier, as there is a risk of an electric shock�
• If the smell of ozone causes you discomfort, please stay at least 50 centimetres from the air puri-
fier� Place the ioniser in a place with good air circulation, where the smell doesn’t disturb you�