Clorox Medium Room Air Purifier, True HEPA Filter, up to 1,000 sq. ft. Capacity, White, 11030

CAPTURES 99.97% OF ALLERGENS AND PARTICULATES. With the Clorox™ Medium Room Air Purifier, you can breathe easier. It has true HEPA filtration to capture 99.97% of particles as small as 0.1 microns and 2 additional filters to capture larger particles and odors. 3 STAGE 360° FILTER: Delivers 360° air purification by capturing allergens and particulates in 3 filter layers. The outside pre-filter catches large dust particles and pet hair, then the True HEPA filter captures 99.97% of allergens and particulates. The active carbon filter reduces VOCs and odors to keep air smelling fresh. ACCURATE AIR-QUALITY FEEDBACK:The air quality sensor provides real-time feedback with a PM2.5 digital display, a color-coded light from green/good to maroon/hazardous and by automatically adjusting the auto mode’s fan speed in response to changes in the current air quality. AUTO MODE KEEPS YOUR AIR CLEAN AROUND THE CLOCK:Select auto mode and walk away — it automatically adjusts to the ideal fan speed in response to changes in your air quality detected by the air quality sensor. IDEAL FOR MEDIUM-SIZE ROOMS:The 360° airflow pulls in air from all directions to clean rooms up to 5 times per hour when used in a room 225 sq. ft. and 1 time an hour when used in a room up to 1,000 sq. ft. 99.97% effective in capturing particles as small as 0.1 microns that enter the true HEPA filter. Reduction rate will potentially vary by fan speed, humidity level, room shape and size, variations in air quality, and/or placement of the unit in the room. No guarantee all the air in a room will pass through the True HEPA filter. Cleaning effectiveness and filter life vary by air quality. Based on independent CADR testing, when operating on highest fan speed. Suggested room sizes assumes closed room with 8 ft. ceiling Estimated costs assumes usage on the highest fan speed, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Average utility rate of $0.12 per KWh. For more information about energy consumption, visit energy.gov