WOLF AirPurifier - the quietest air purifier in its class.
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The AirPurifier is WOLF’s space-saving air purifier for filtering out aerosols. It comes ready to use straight out of the box. The AirPurifier is designed for room sizes of up to 120 m2 per unit (quadruple air filtration rate) and uses a high-performance H14 HEPA filter (DIN EN 1822) in combination with an activated charcoal filter.
It is perfect for public buildings and businesses with an inadequate level of ventilation, such as schools, nurseries, universities, offices, hotels, restaurants, care facilities and fitness studios.
determined sound pressure level by the TÜV Süd:*
- from 28 dB(A)until 42 dB(A)
- from 400 m³/h until 1200 m³/h
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Ideal where ventilation is not enough
Regular ventilation is especially important in indoor rooms with several people during the current corona pandemic, in order to exchange "used" and thus virus-laden air for fresh, clean air. Air purifiers are used wherever extensive ventilation is not possible. Good air purifiers must be able to completely circulate or filter the entire room air at least four times, optimally six times per hour.
Hepa, activated carbon & Co.
The heart of the WOLF Airpurifier is the filter system. It cleans the air of dust, fine dust, bacteria, viruses and other pollutants. The pre-filter cleans the room air from coarse particles such as dust and hair. An activated carbon filter removes volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the air and thus also unpleasant odours. The HEPA filter (H14) cleans the room air of fine dust and also removes pollen, mites, animal allergens, mould, viruses and bacteria from the air.
Facts about the AirPurifier
- Scientifically confirmed 1
- Criteria for good air purifiers 2
- Air filtration rate and volume flow vs. room size 3
- Technical data 4
AirPurifier reduces aerosol concentration
Scientifically confirmed
Real measurement data confirm the high effectiveness. On average, the air purifier reduces the aerosol concentration of a test aerosol by 80% within 30 minutes, locally even up to 90%. The reduction of airborne viruses, with an effectiveness of 99.995%, has also been proven by a hygiene institute.
Four points that a good air purifier must fulfil!
Good air purifiers must be able to completely circulate or filter the entire room air at least four times, optimally six times per hour. At lower air exchange rates, only fine dust or pollen can be removed from the room air, but aerosol concentrations cannot be sufficiently reduced at lower rates according to current findings.
Real HEPA fine filter according to filter standard DIN EN 1822: The term HEPA filter is not protected, which is why many supposed HEPA filters do not deliver what they promise. A real HEPA H14 filter separates up to 99.995% of aerosol particles and is certified according to DIN EN 1822.
Volume: A device that does not disturb is not switched off (e.g. in a classroom where an atomic sphere of concentration should prevail). In classrooms, according to VDI 6040 or DIN EN 15251, a max. A-weighted sound pressure level* of 35 dB(A) applies; this corresponds roughly to the volume in a library or a quiet bedroom.
VDI 6022 compliant design: To ensure that air cleaners and ventilation systems do not become a source of air pollution themselves over time, they must be designed and built accordingly. The use of suitable, durable, easy-to-clean materials is correspondingly critical. It is therefore essential to ensure that the air purifier is designed in accordance with VDI 6022.
Room area / required volume flow
Room area*** m³ 4x/h Air filtration (m³/h) 5x/h Air filtration (m³/h) 6x/h Air filtration (m³/h) 20 200 250 300 30 300 375 450 40 400 500 600 50 500 625 750 70 700 875 1050 80 800 1000 1200 96 960 1200 - 120 1200 - - 
Data AirPurifier Dimension BxTxH mm 712 x 508 x 2354 Weight kg 195 Air flow rate m³/h 400-1200 max. power consumption kW 0,28 Max. current consumption A 1,25 Sound pressure level* dB(A) 28-42 Electrical connection V~ / Hz 230 / 50/60 
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AHU-Maintenance (Covid-19)
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Mainenance of air conditioning and ventilation units are especially important now. In order to ensure healthy and hygienic operation of your air handling unit, especially in the conditions of the current Covid-19 pandemic, we recommend a swift maintenance of your air handling units - including cleaning and filter replacement. -
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2-Minute configurator
Enter a few parameters to get a basic configuration in just two minutes!
At a glance:
- Only a few basic parameters required
- Selection of optional components (heating coils, cooling coils, silencers, etc.)
- Generation of exportable files, such as AutoCAD, technical drawings as PDFs, tender documentation, delivery times, specifications including handling dimensions, weight details, etc.
- Summary of all label classes in accordance with EN 1886
- BIM ready: Output via WOLF BIM browser in Revit
- Compatible with smartphones and tablets for use on site
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5-Minute compact configurator
Unrelenting deadlines - hardly any time for planning or drawing up quotations. Every minute saved is precious. This is where WOLF can help. Any time and anywhere. With the Compact Unit Configurator for air handling professionals - the ready-to-use design tool for compact units up to 20,000 m3/h and larger.
All of the benefits at a glance:
- Just a few clicks to quickly complete a compact unit design
- Access on a smartphone or tablet via web browser
- Outputting of detailed calculations and documents: Drawings in many formats, datasheets, tender documents, BIM data
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BIM Browser
Building information modelling, BIM for short, is revolutionising the design engineering world.
Advantages of the new BIM browser:
- Design your unit configuration quickly and easily using the 2-minute configurator
- Rapid planning possible
- Your system can be calculated and configured from design through to installation
- Visualise your system as a 2D or 3D model with all the necessary connections
- All heating products from WOLF are available as Revit-compatible files
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2-Minute configurator
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What is easy lifting?
Difficult site conditions for engineers and installers? WOLF offers just the right answer – the "Easy Lifting System". It makes handling onto or into a building much easier, as well as the installation of these functional units quicker and more accurate. It's so simple that even our largest components, such as thermal wheel or plate heat exchangers, can be easily brought into any building or onto the roof
The Easy-Lifting system also makes a major contribution to the hygiene of WOLF AHUs. Thanks to the sophisticated connection and transport technology, assembly-related leaks from heat exchangers or unit cubes can be virtually ruled out.
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Delivery time?
An industry-wide unique combination of configuration and production, allows flexibility in the configuration of the devices and at the same time an efficient production with particularly short delivery times.
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What is easy lifting?
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Do AHUs encourage the spread of coronavirus?
There is currently no evidence to suggest that coronavirus can be spread through air handling and ventilation systems. Indeed, experts agree that good ventilation of indoor areas helps to keep the risk of infection down.
In addition to systems being technically up to date and planned and installed correctly, they must also be operated properly and serviced regularly for operation to be safe and hygienic. Where these points are carefully followed, air handling and ventilation systems pose no increased risk of infection according to the experts
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What impact does the use of filters have?
As to the question of whether coronavirus can be filtered out using ventilation system filters, the first point to bear in mind is the size of viruses. Unlike bacteria, which, measuring 1-10µm are relatively large and can therefore be separated out efficiently by ePM1 fine dust filters, viruses are significantly smaller. The coronavirus measures approximately 0.16µm.
Having said that, viruses are generally attached to aerosols or dust particles. Transmission is primarily via droplets. Droplets that people produce are 0.5 to approx. 15µm in size. From other viruses it is known that a 1µm-droplet can contain a sufficient virus concentration to trigger an infection.
ePM1 filters separate out particles and aerosols, i.e. including droplets, down to a size of 1µm, depending on the separation efficiency. With higher separation efficiency, more of these droplets are separated out and thus remain in the filter medium.
When filters are replaced during servicing, personal protective equipment (PPE) should therefore always be worn. This is true irrespective of the current COVID-19 pandemic, as it is generally unknown what substances have been collected in the filter.
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What are the key points to remember regarding operation?
For the operation of air handling and ventilation systems during the COVID-19 pandemic, recommendations have been issued in a joint communication by the BTGA (Federal Industry Association for Technical Building Installations and Services), FGK (Association for Building and Indoor Air Quality) and RLT-Herstellerverband e.V. (AHU Manufacturers Association).
Fundamentally, continued good ventilation of indoor spaces is recommended, including in the current situation. Relative room air humidity should be between 30 per cent and 65 per cent. If the air humidity is too low, the sensitive mucous membranes in the upper airway are impaired, becoming more susceptible to viruses.
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Do AHUs encourage the spread of coronavirus?
*Sound pressure level at 1 m distance according to DIN EN ISO 11203 corresponding to volume flows of 400 to 1,200 m³/h, determined by TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH.
**calculated room volume of 180 m³ (60 m² and 3 m room height)
***Assuming a ceiling height of 2.5m