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- HEATING POWER: Features 1500-watt ceramic heating element with three adjustable modes for efficient room heating
- VERSATILE OPERATION: Includes high heat (1500W), low heat (1000W), and fan-only settings for year-round comfort and temperature control
- SAFETY FEATURES: Built-in overheat protection and tip-over switch automatically shut off the unit when necessary
- PORTABLE DESIGN: Compact and lightweight construction allows for easy movement between rooms as needed
- COVERAGE AREA: Effectively warms spaces up to 200 square feet, making it ideal for bedrooms, offices, and small living areas
The Benefits of HEPA Cabin Air Filters
Traps Up To 99% of Airborne pollutants
HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) Cabin Air Filters are engineered utilizing advanced mesh technology to capture 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns.
Reduces Allergy Symptoms
With millions of Americans suffering from allergies annually, HEPA Cabin Air Filters effectively trap allergens like pollen, dust, and pet dander, ensuring your drive is allergy-free.
Optimizes Vehicle Climate Control Performance
HEPA Cabin Air Filters also enhance your vehicle's overall climate control system. By replacing a clogged filter with a high-quality HEPA filter, you'll experience noticeably improved airflow, resulting in more efficient heating and cooling throughout your vehicle's cabin.
HEPA Filtration Layer
A filtration layer eliminates dust and pollen and other pollutants before they enter the ventilation system.
Activated Charcoal
The activated charcoal layer traps harmful gases from pollution.
Baking Soda
Baking soda in the filter absorbs musty and bad odors so your vehicle smells fresh.
Advanced Filtration Technology
Advanced technology to ensure the highest level of filtration while allowing optimal air flow
Cabin Air Filter Benefits
Bad odors, pollutants, and harmful gases are filtered out by PureFlow Cabin Air Filters, so everyone in your vehicle can breathe cleaner air.
Signs of a Dirty Cabin Filter
Common signs of a dirty cabin air filter are poor air flow and unusual odors coming from the vehicle’s vents. Not replacing your air filter regularly can result in expensive HVAC repairs.
Cabin Air Filter Replacement
Most manufacturers recommend changing your cabin air filter once a year or every 15,000 miles. More frequent replacements may be needed if you live in an urban area, which tends to have more air pollution.
