FitAir Car CO5, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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4 HealtH & Well-BreatHing
Have you ever noticed how crisp the
atmosphere is after a thunderstorm?
FitAir
®
’s technology cleans and regulates your air in the same way;
our purifiers release negative ions that destroy airborne pollutants
and leave behind a micro-climate rich in active oxygen molecules.
> Inside your FitAir
®
, oxygen from the air is negatively charged to
form anions.
> These are attracted to particles like volatile organic compounds
(VOCs), biological air pollutants and noxious gases.
> The anions attack and eliminate contaminants they
come in contact with.
> Only pure oxygen remains after your air has been cleansed
and sanitised.
FitAir
®
’s bactericidal technology is so effective that is sterilises
99.99% of airborne germs after just half an hour of usage.
Once neutralised, any remaining particles (no matter how small)
are attracted to each other due to their electric charge. As they
cluster together they become heavy enough to drop out of your
breathable air space. When you first start using FitAir
®
you may
notice an increase in dust gathering on your indoor surfaces; this
is a sign your unit is working. After regular usage you’ll find that
dusting and other cleaning is greatly reduced - as there are no
other particles in the air left to settle!
THe sCIenCe beHInd FITAIr
®
IS YOUR AIR FIT TO BREATHE?
HEALTH & WELL - BREATHING
5
Some airborne particles get caught in our nose or throat, where we
cough or swallow to remove them, however
99% of the particles
suspended in air are ultra-fine (one micron or smaller). These particles
can remain airborne for very long periods of time, unlike larger particles
that tend to settle on surfaces as dust.
Ultra-fine particles are ‘respirable’, meaning they are small enough to be
inhaled, where they can remain embedded in the lungs or be absorbed
into the blood stream. We inhale and exhale approximately 20,000
times a day.
By failing to purify our air we are breathing in this
chemical stew of contaminants and pollutants.
© FitAir
Lung Damage
Headaches
Dizziness
Coughing
Shortness of
Breath
Sore Throat
Poisons in
Blood Stream
Eye Irritation
Nasal Discharge
Nausea and Vomiting
Airway Constriction
Chest Pains
COMMON SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE TO AIR POLLUTANTS