Winix Compact 4-Stage Hospital Grade True HEPA Air Purifier $199 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Seems to be the cheapest price ever (based on Camel). Compact size is more suitable for small bedroom up to 29m2.

Product: Winix Australia Compact 4-Stage Hospital Grade True HEPA Air Purifier - Model AUS-0850AAPU

Features:
SMALL-SIZE, LIGHT-WEIGHT PORTABILITY: easy to pick up and move wherever you are in the home or workplace - from bedrooms, offices, nurseries & desktops to kitchens & open plan living spaces
4 STAGES OF 360 DEGREE ALL-IN-ONE AIR PURIFICATION: 1.Fine Mesh pre-filter 2. Activated Carbon Filter 3. Hospital grade True HEPA filter (certified to 99.97 percent of pollutants at 0.3 microns) 4. PlasmaWave Technology
AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL-GRADE TRUE HEPA FILTRATION: Confirmed to remove 99.97 percent of airborne pollutants (i.e. viruses, bacteria, smoke and allergens) as fine as 0.3 microns
PLASMAWAVE: Unique Winix technology effectively neutralises a variety of airborne pollutants including bacteria & viruses
ACTIVATED CARBON FILTER: captures VOCs (i.e. chemical vapours) as well as offensive odours relating to cooking, pets & smoke (up to 99.9 percent efficiency)
EXCEPTIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY: up to 6 times more efficient than a typical 60w household light bulb
INTELLIGENT FEATURES: Smart Sensor, Smart Air Quality Display & Sleep-Mode

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  Mijak on 13/07/2023 - 20:27

  Do these things actually make a noticeable difference?

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    voldemort on 13/07/2023 - 20:29

    Some swear by it some say no.

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      bargainshooter on 13/07/2023 - 21:11

      +6

      That's BS - hepa filtration has been proven over decades to remove particulates. It's in every international health recommendation. What hard data are you possibly referring to?

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        kimba88 on 13/07/2023 - 22:12

        The email i received from nsw health stating that they didnt have any evidence that they were doing much for anyone. They came and took them out of all of the offices

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          bronan on 13/07/2023 - 22:21

          +6

          @kimba88: That might say more about NSW Health than it does about air purifiers.

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          umexcuseme on 14/07/2023 - 13:33

          @kimba88: They can only improve performance when people are actually trying to do something.

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          bargainshooter on 14/07/2023 - 13:44

          @kimba88: Unfortunate isn't it that the body supposedly looking after the health of NSW residents would look towards politics and "economics" rather than science and medical knowledge.

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          kimba88 on 14/07/2023 - 14:36

          @kimba88: This was that nsw health said they had no evidence that the air purifiers were actually preventing covid-19 infections

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        NoshTwin on 13/07/2023 - 22:37

        +1

        There is research showing they remove particulates, but much less research showing they improve symptoms of people in those environments. If we’re talking about animal allergens or dust for example. Can depend on the use case though. If there are actual toxins in the air it’s more helpful I think.

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          bargainshooter on 14/07/2023 - 13:47

          @NoshTwin: Symptoms depend on illness or condition or whatever other criteria for the person. They don't cure cancer, nor generally stop diaorehrea. But they can prevent heart disease, onset of asthma disease, lung cancers/damage induced by pm2.5 particulates. Asthma attacks and allergies are generally brought on my much larger particles (pm10 and up).

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    bargainshooter on 13/07/2023 - 21:13

    +4

    Depends what you mean by noticeable difference? Removing smoke particulates during a bush fire or when cooking - definitely. Removing carbon dioxide, chlorine gas, carbon monoxide - not a chance.

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      cobknob on 14/07/2023 - 01:22

      What about clothing fibers and shit that floats in the air when you let the sunlight through a window that makes it visible?

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        bargainshooter on 14/07/2023 - 12:41

        You'd need to run it on high power to pull in large particulates that you can see - but they do trap dust. The bigger the unit (and CADR) the better able it is to suck in more particles when run on high speed.

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          fredblogs on 14/07/2023 - 17:49

          @bargainshooter: this one's pretty small so won't do great

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    CacheHunter on 13/07/2023 - 21:14

    +5

    Depends what you're trying to filter.
    COVID germs - ventilation is better than filtration.
    Bushfire smoke (eg summer 19-20) - seal off ventilation and air leaks and do what you can on filtration

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    nardz on 14/07/2023 - 10:57

    I had a cheap mini air filter from Aldi, ran it in my car for weeks and the filter never gathered any dust.

    The larger Xiaomi one I have at home I opened it after 6 months and the amount of dust it gathered was sickening.

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  gergerov on 13/07/2023 - 22:19

  +2

  Price beat at OfficeWorks for $189.05
  https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/winix-aust…

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  medium_tight on 13/07/2023 - 23:26

  +1

  Replacement Filter cost $39.90 each…auch!

  https://www.amazon.com.au/AUS-0850AAPU-Compatible-Replacemen…

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    cobknob on 14/07/2023 - 01:24

    +1

    That compatible filter not genuine. I think I saw genuine for 99$~

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    bargainshooter on 14/07/2023 - 12:41

    $39 is expensive???

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  MS Paint on 13/07/2023 - 23:29

  +2

  Hospital Grade

  Purchased 3 for my hospital. Cheers op.

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  Elyxar on 14/07/2023 - 00:47

  Same price here -> https://ausclimate.com.au/products/compact-4-stage-air-purif…
  Free shipping and an Australian company. Shipping may be slower than amazon. More than likely this is who amazon is price matching.