KwiKool Bioair Max KBX1000 UV-C Ionizing HEPA Air Scrubber

Name: KwiKool Bioair Max KBX1000 UV-C Ionizing HEPA Air Scrubber
Brand: KwiKool
Price: 2796.5 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU: kw11422 | Model: KBX1000

$2,796⁵⁰

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What's In The Box?

KwiKool Bioair Max KBX1000 UV-C Ionizing HEPA Air Scrubber
Owner's Manual
HEPA Filter
UV-C Light
Ionizer

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Description

Crowded waiting rooms and classrooms give airborne germs plenty of chances to spread. The KwiKool Bioair Max KBX1000 UV-C Ionizing HEPA Air Scrubber tackles the problem in 3 ways: a True HEPA filter captures particles, UV-C light treats germs inside the cabinet, and bipolar ionization works on pathogens out in the room.

You can also run it as a negative air machine. In that mode it pulls contaminated air out of a room and replaces it with fresh outside air. You can also run both modes together to filter while holding negative pressure, which suits hospitals, medical facilities, schools, and factories where containment matters as much as cleaning.

Key Features and Benefits of the KwiKool Bioair Max KBX1000 UV-C Ionizing HEPA Air Scrubber

True HEPA Filtration: A 4-inch True HEPA filter captures 99.99 percent of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns, trapping allergens and irritants before air returns to your room.
Bipolar Ionization: Built-in bipolar ionization can cut airborne pathogens like Norovirus and E. Coli by up to 90 percent within an hour in properly sized rooms.
UV-C Germ Treatment: An internal UV-C light treats air as it passes through the cabinet, so you get germ control on top of particle capture.
Negative Air Mode: Negative air operation exhausts contaminated air and draws in fresh outside air, and you can run it at the same time as HEPA filtration.
Airflow Speeds: You can pick from 3 speeds, from 750 CFM up to 1,000 CFM, so you can trade airflow for quieter operation when the room is occupied.
Zero Ozone: The ozone emission rating is none, so you get ionization and UV-C treatment without adding ozone to rooms where people are present.
Replacement Alarms: Onboard alerts tell you when the HEPA filter or UV-C light needs replacing, and the 2 filters are typically changed every 6 months.
Stainless Steel Cabinet: The stainless steel build stands up to daily use, and heavy-duty casters let you roll the 90-pound air scrubber from room to room.
Quad-Directional Airflow: You can aim the airflow in 4 directions to focus clean air on the part of the room that needs it most.
Automatic Restart: After a power loss, the air scrubber restarts on its own, so treatment picks up again without anyone resetting the touch screen controls.
Standard Power: It runs on 110-120 volts and draws up to 125 watts and 8.37 amps, so you can run it on ordinary household-voltage circuits.

Match Airflow Speed to Your Room Size

At its top speed of 1,000 CFM, the Bioair Max provides 4 air changes per hour in rooms up to 1,875 square feet. That covers general air circulation in large rooms. For pathogen control, use it in properly sized rooms, where ionization and HEPA filtration have the most to work on.

In smaller rooms, or while people are working nearby, the 750 CFM and 875 CFM settings help keep noise below the 59 dB maximum. At 22.25 x 16.5 x 38-Inches (L x W x H), the cabinet can sit beside a patient bed or in a classroom corner and still roll away easily when you need the space back.

Sylvane's Expert Take

If you manage a clinic or school where airborne germs are the main concern, this air scrubber is made for that job. It works best in properly sized rooms, where ionization and HEPA filtration go after pathogens and not just dust. The key thing to know is the negative air mode, which lets you isolate a sick room while still filtering it. Add ozone-free operation, and you can run this medical-grade air scrubber with confidence around patients and students.