With haze levels rising, keeping the air inside your home clean is more important than ever. However, staying indoors does not necessarily mean being completely protected from air pollution. Fine particles can enter your home and affect indoor air quality.
A suitable air purifier can help reduce airborne particles in your living environment. NESH air purifiers feature a 6-layer filtration systemdesigned to help filter airborne pollutants, giving your family an added layer of care at home.
6-Layer Filtration for Cleaner Indoor Air
NESH air purifiers combine 6 filtration and air-treatment technologies to help improve indoor air quality.
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Pre-Filter: Traps hair and larger dust particles
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Anti-Viral Filter:Helps remove viruses and bacteria
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H13 HEPA Medical-Grade Filter: Filters airborne particles such as pollen and dust mites allergens
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Activated Carbon Filter:Removes harmful gases and odours
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UV Sterilisation:Kills and prevents the growth of bacteria and viruses
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Negative Ions:Purify air pollutants and freshen air
High-efficiency filters with the appropriate filtration capability can help capture particles as small as 0.3 microns. Actual filtration performance depends on product specifications, test results, and the operating environment.
Choose the Right Air Purifier Model for Your Space
NESH HeroPro Max
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Recommended Coverage: 968 sq. ft.
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Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR): 680 m³/h
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Ideal for:Larger living rooms, open-plan spaces and high-traffic areas
With its higher clean air delivery rate, HeroPro Max is designed for larger spaces that require greater air-cleaning capacity.
NESH HeroMini II
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RecommendedCoverage: 280 sq. ft.
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Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR): 255 m³/h
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Ideal for:Bedrooms, study rooms, and smaller spaces
Understanding YourAir Quality Indicator Lights
The air quality indicator provides a quick visual reference to the air condition detected by the air purifier in a space:
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Red: Poor air quality
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Purple: Fair air quality
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Green: Good air quality
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Blue: Excellent air quality
The indicator reflects the device’s readings or assessment. It does not represent the concentration of every airborne pollutant.
5 Ways to Help Keep Your Indoor Air Cleaner
Besides using air purifiers, these practical steps can help reduce exposure to outdoor air pollution.
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Keep windows and doors closed when outdoor air quality is poor
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Limit outdoor activities during severe haze
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Clean your home regularly to minimise dust accumulation
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Maintain your air purifiers
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Choose air purifiers that suits your space





