Currently there is the mobile AiroDoctor WAD-M20 and the portable AiroDoctor Mini (WAD-S10). Both models work with HEPA filters and the patented and certified UV-A LED photocatalysis. Thanks to this technology, filtered pathogens and pollutants are sustainably decomposed and rendered harmless. No harmful by-products are produced in the process. The larger model is designed for cleaning rooms up to 200sqm, the Mini cleans the air in its immediate environment, is very light at 425g, runs on battery power and can be charged via USB-C or can be operated permanently, too. For more information and technical data of the models, please visit https://airodoctor.com/en/page/resources or watch our two videos about the mobile AiroDoctor WAD-M20 and the portable AiroDoctor Mini (WAD-S10).

Yes, the AiroDoctor WAD-S10 Mini operates with the same air purification technology as the larger AiroDoctor models. Thanks to the patented and certified UV-A LED photocatalysis, the portable AiroDoctor Mini also eliminates 99.9% of pathogens and pollutants in its immediate environment. For more information, visit https://airodoctor.com/en/page/resources and watch the video.

Yes. The AiroDoctor WAD-S10 Mini operates with the same air purification technology as the larger AiroDoctor models. Thanks to patented and certified UV-A LED photocatalysis, the portable AiroDoctor Mini eliminates 99.9% of pathogens and contaminants in its immediate environment, for example SARS-CoV-2 + variants as well as other viruses, bacteria, pollen, fungal spores, harmful gases and odors. For more information, visit https://airodoctor.com/en/page/resources and watch the video.

The AiroDoctor Mini operates with a HEPA filter and the patented and certified UV-A LED photocatalysis which decomposes and neutralizes 99.9% of all pathogens and pollutants sustainably and safely. Based on the particle measurement, the ventilation level regulates itself upwards, provided that the automatic mode is active. An indicator light shows the progress of the cleaning process. The AiroDoctor Mini runs on battery power and can be charged via USB-C or operated permanently. The AiroDoctor Mini can be run in automatic mode as well as manually. Thanks to the practical one-hand operation, it can be adjusted quickly and easily. It stands securely on any table and fits perfectly in the cup holder of a car. For more information, visit https://airodoctor.com/en/page/resources and watch the video.

The AiroDoctor WAD-S10 Mini is a portable air purifier for home, travel and the workplace. It operates with the same air purification technology as the larger AiroDoctor models. Thanks to the patented and certified UV-A LED photocatalysis, the portable AiroDoctor Mini also eliminates 99.9% of pathogens and pollutants in its immediate environment. The device is very lightweight at 425g, runs on battery power, and can be charged via USB-C or operated continuously. The AiroDoctor Mini stands securely on any table. If you take off the lower housing part, it fits perfectly in the cup holder of a car or in the optionally available stand. For more information, visit https://airodoctor.com/en/page/resources and watch the video.

The model for traveling and taking-along is the AiroDoctor Mini (WAD-S10). It is designed for the use in cars, trains, on vacation, at the workplace and in meetings. The AiroDoctor Mini uses the same air purification technology as the larger AiroDoctor models. Thanks to the patented and certified UV-A LED photocatalysis, the portable Mini also eliminates 99.9% of pathogens and pollutants in its immediate environment. The device is very light at 425g, runs on battery power and can be recharged via USB-C - and can also be operated permanently via this. The AiroDoctor Mini stands securely on any table. If you take off the bottom part of the case, it fits perfectly in the cup holder of a car or in the optionally available stand. For more information, visit https://airodoctor.com/en/page/resources and watch the video.

In continuous operation, the AiroDoctor consumes max. 85 watts.

No, you do not have to. The AiroDoctor automatically goes into sleep mode in a dark environment, where it continues to operate at the lowest level and deactivates the illuminated LED ring.

The AiroDoctor is produced in South Korea. Here, the device was already used in Corona emergency centers at the beginning of the pandemic and recommended by the authorities for use in public buildings. In South Korea, the AiroDoctor has received scientific support from the renowned Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology (KICT) since the beginning of its development. In January 2021, it joined the ranks of KICT's official partner companies and can draw on its technological and scientific resources. The European headquarters and central warehouse are located in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany and are represented by ScreenSource GmbH as co-developer of the AiroDoctor.

When switched on, the AiroDoctor independently detects when it needs to go into active operation. It also indicates when the air has been sufficiently cleaned. A light diode continuously measures the particle load of particles down to a size of PM2,5 (2.5 micrometer). The device responds to this light diode measurement with a delay of 2 to 3 seconds and automatically adjusts the speed of air purification. The AiroDoctor indicates the progress of air purification via the light indicator. The different colors indicate the air quality:

• 0-79: very good or good

(There is little or no health risk).

• 80-119: moderate

(Air quality is acceptable, there is a health risk only for a few very sensitive people).

• 120-159: poor

(There is a health risk for all persons sensitive to air pollution).

• 160-500: very poor

(Air quality is potentially hazardous to the health of all persons).

Yes. When the AiroDoctor is switched on, it can use the automatic mode to detect when it needs to go into active operation or when the air has been sufficiently cleaned. A light diode continuously measures the particle load of particles down to a size of PM2,5 (2.5 micrometer). The device reacts to this light diode measurement with a delay of 2 to 3 seconds and automatically adjusts the speed of air cleaning. The AiroDoctor signals the progress of air purification via the light indicator. The different colors indicate the air quality:

• 0-79: very good or good

(There is little or no health risk).

• 80-119: moderate

(Air quality is acceptable, there is a health risk only for a few very sensitive people).

• 120-159: poor

(There is a health risk for all persons sensitive to air pollution).

• 160-500: very poor

(Air quality is potentially hazardous to the health of all persons).

Yes, a remote control is included in the scope of delivery as standard. The controls on the device and on the remote control are identical.

Do not lift or move the AiroDoctor while it is in operation. Make sure that the power cord, socket, as well as casing parts are not damaged. Do not insert anything into the ventilation openings and do not use any chemical substances (such as insecticides or room sprays) in the rooms to be cleaned.

Child lock and automatic shut-off provide additional safety during operation. The child lock protects against accidental key entry, the automatic switch-off activates if the device is moved improperly.

The circulating LED lighting indicates the level of pollution in the air, which is measured via the PM2.5 sensor. In automatic mode, the fan level 1-8 regulates itself up and down based on this measurement. The air pollution level is indicated in the range 0-500, which corresponds to the particle load in ug/m3 at a ratio of 1:4.

• 0-79: very good or good

(There is little or no health risk).

• 80-119: moderate

(Air quality is acceptable, there is a health risk only for a few very sensitive people).

• 120-159: poor

(There is a health risk for all persons sensitive to air pollution).

• 160-500: very poor

(Air quality is potentially hazardous to the health of all persons).