User manual SHARP R-XX CLEANING RULESDE

[. . . ] Test method: Mould growth was compared after 5 days as directed by the JISZ2911 2. Tested by Hiroshima University Graduate School of Advanced Science Matter. Test method: Effect of dust mite allergens in a room of 13m2 was measured in line with the Enzyme Linked Immune Sorbent Assay method. [. . . ] Test method: viruses were suspended in a 1m3 box and the percentage of the airborne virus that had been removed was measured 4. Test method: The effectiveness of deodorising a cloth swatch impregnated with cigarette smoke odour components was evaluated using the six level odour intensity indicated methods. Sharp converted and calculated the results. While the Plasmacluster range can inactivate suspended viruses and other contaminants it can not create a completely sterile environment. Sharp does not guarantee it's ability to prevent microbial infection. The Plasmacluster ion generating units in the IGA10EKW will need to be replaced periodically to enable continuous stable emission of high-density Plasmacluster ions. After approximately 17, 500 hours, roughly 2 years when operated continuously for 24 hours a day, an indicator lamp will flash advising that the Plasmacluster ion-generating unit needs to be replaced. The unit will stop operating after about 19, 000 hours (2 years and 2 months) if the Plasmacluster ion generator is not replaced. The Plasmacluster ion generating unit may need to be replaced sooner when used in some environments or locations (such as locations of suspended cooking oil droplets or other oil components, dusty or humid locations, or locations where sprays or chemicals are used). The effect of dust mite allergens in an uncleaned room measuring 13m2, showed that with a Plasmacluster density of 3, 000 ions/cm3, a zero increase in allergens occurred. need to ever replace it. Dead dust mite Dust mite faeces Allergens Plasmacluster ions cut through and remove proteins in suspended allergens generated by dust mite faeces and dead mites, reducing their effects. filtration system. Anti-Microbial HEPA Filter Catches up to 99. 97% of 0. 3 micron household dust particles, providing almost perfect dust removal and only needs to be replaced every 5 years. The KC930EKW has a combined HEPA and dust collecting filter with a 99. 5% dust collecting performance at 0. 3 microns. Plasmacluster Ion Generator For effective viral and mould control The IGA10EKW harnesses Plasmacluster Technology at a density of 25, 000 ions per cubic meter1. Airborne viruses thrive in closed spaces, increasing the spread of flu and other contaminants, making us feel ill, tired and sluggish. The Plasmacluster Ion generator directly targets suspended viruses and microbes in the air, without the need for a filtration system. The highly advanced air flow system ensures that the Plasmaclusters are effectively distributed so viruses and bacteria are treated throughout the room. With a simple one-touch button operation and no replacement filters the IGA10EKW, at a recommended room size of 10m2 is ideal for home offices and bedrooms. For more information about the Sharp range of Plasmacluster Ion Generators, please Odour Reduction Plasmacluster Technology gently deodorises the surrounding air, leaving air smelling clean and fresh. Experiments showed: F. Plasmacluster Technology is also proven to breakdown odour components. [. . . ] For more information about the Sharp range of Plasmacluster Ion Generators, please Odour Reduction Plasmacluster Technology gently deodorises the surrounding air, leaving air smelling clean and fresh. Experiments showed: F. Plasmacluster Technology is also proven to breakdown odour components. In a room test with a floor space of 20m3 and ion density of 20, 000 ions there was a significant reduction in odour after 1 hour. Shower of high-density Plasmacluster ions Proven Effectiveness 99. 8% of allergens in dust mite droppings are removed1 99. 9% of pollen allergens are removed2 99. 9% of viruses are removed2 99% of bacteria is removed3 Plasmacluster Ions remove static electricity Have you ever noticed when you walk in a room you get a slight shock when you touch the door knob, or that your clothes make a crackling noise when you remove them? [. . . ]