Levoit EverestAir LAP-EL551S-AUS, Руководство пользователя

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Sleep Mode operates quietly by using a fan
speed lower than low speed.
1. Tap to turn Sleep Mode on/off.
2. Sleep Mode will turn off the display after
6 seconds if no other buttons are tapped.
Note:
•
When the display is turned off, tap
any button to turn the display back
on. If you don’t tap another button,
the display will turn off again after 6
seconds.
•
will still turn on and stay on if
it’s time to check your filter (see page
17)
Auto Mode
Sleep Mode
Turbo Mode
USING YOUR SMART
AIR PURIFIER
1. Plug in and tap to turn on the air
purifier. [Figure 2.1]
2. Tap to change fan speed between
low, medium, and high.
Note:
•
The fan speed indicators will light up
when active. 1 indicator will light up for
low, 2 for medium, and 3 for high.
•
For best results, or to address a specific
air quality issue such as smoke, press
to run the air purifier on Turbo
Mode turbo for 15–20 minutes before
using a lower speed.
• To effectively clean air, keep windows
and doors closed while the air purifier
is on.
Note:
•
Turbo Mode is the loudest air purifier
mode, but cleans air the quickest.
• You can run the air purifier in Turbo
Mode for 15–20 minutes to increase
air purification speed, or for specific
situations like heavy odors or visible
smoke. For serious air quality issues,
try running the air purifier in Turbo
Mode for longer.
3. Tap to turn off the air purifier.
Note: Using the VeSync app allows you to control
your air purifier remotely and access additional
functions and features (see page 14).
Turbo Mode cleans your air very quickly by
using a fan speed higher than high speed.
1. Tap to turn Turbo Mode on/off.
2. will light up while Turbo Mode is
turned on.
Auto Mode uses AirSight Plus™ 2.0, a smart
laser dust sensor inside the air purifier, to
adjust the fan speed automatically based on
air quality. For example, if the air quality is
bad, the fan will automatically be set to high
speed.
1. Tap to turn Auto Mode on/off.
2. will light up while Auto Mode is on.
Figure 2.1