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CS-C12GKZW x2 (CU-2C24CKH)

  • e-ion Air Purifying System
  • Patrol Sensor
  • Super Quiet
  • Powerful

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  • e-ion Air Purifying System
  • Patrol Sensor
  • Super Quiet
  • Powerful

e-ion Air Purifying System

e-ions are shot out to catch dust and inactivate airborne bacteria and mould. The positively charged e-ion filter attracts dust to thoroughly clean the room.

e-ion

Shot out to catch and inactivate airborne bacteria and mould. About 3 trillion active e-ions fill the room to clean it entirely. e-ions have two actions.

*3 trillion is the simulated number of e-ions under the mentioned conditions. Actual measured e-ions at the centre of the room (13 Cubic meter):100k/cc Calculated number of e-ions in the entire room assuming they are evenly distributed.

  • Negative Charging:
    Negatively charges dust particles for effective collection.
  • Deactivating:
    Deactivates bacteria and mould to make them harmless.

e-ion Filter

Bigger surface and electrically charged - no escape for dust!

  • Thorough Collection with a Bigger, Finer Filter:
    The mega size air purifying e-ion filter covers almost the same area as the intake grille to prevent dust from escaping.

  • More Effective Collection with Electric Action:
    The entire filter is positively charged to powerfully attract negatively charged dust.
*Panasonic in-house research
*After 5 cigarettes were smoked in a roughly 20 Cubic meter room, air conditioner operation was started and the decrease in particulate concentration was measured with a dust meter.

Patrol Sensor

The Patrol Sensor monitors dirt in the air. When dirt is detected, the air purifying function is started to immediately clean the air in the room.

How It Works

  • Monitoring:
    Whether the air conditioner is operating or not, the sensor constantly monitors dirt in the air.
  • Detection:
    The sensor measures the dirt in the air, and above a certain level the air is judged to be dirty.


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