Review on 🌬️ Enerzen by OION Technologies LB-555: Powerful 6-in-1 HEPA Air Purifier for 4000 Sq. Ft. - Clean Air Purification System by Lori Brock

I have a lot of experience with residential and industrial scale air purification. I was very excited about this device due to the marketing - in the past year I've tested about 10 air purifiers and 9 of them openly lied about the components included (i.e. they said there was anion or UV, but it really wasn't). At least it has the promised components. However. They're too small to be useful except for a very small room, pantry and such. Q-Tip large UV filter. An anion generator the size of a sewing needle. The ozone filter is slightly larger than a business card, and the filter is about twice the size of a business card. Any sane person must be wondering how something so small can effectively purify the air in an entire home? Or even the whole room? Well it can't. Ozone is the strongest here, with a maximum of 600 mg/h (compared to my regular ozone purifier which is 20,000 mg/h per floor). I like this for the bathroom, pantry, RV, etc. But it really should be closer to $30-$40. And when I search the web for that model number, that's actually the price I find, but for some reason it's 4-5 times higher on Revain. The price increases. I would like to recommend an alternative, but unfortunately the market is saturated. with fake or overpriced/oversized cars. PureAir is a good brand but much more expensive. Also, everyone is mining ozone these days, which is not a good idea - you should NOT run ozone while indoors, it's toxic to breathe. Air purifiers shouldn't have ozone at all in my opinion - you should have a separate unit for two reasons. Firstly, so as not to accidentally turn on, especially in a dream. And second, home cleaners often have very small ozone generators to give you the power you need. And they're cheap, my 20,000 mg/hr is only about $40. Leave it on for 2 hours while you're at work and wait at least twice that time for the house to air out. HEPA cleaning is grossly overrated - yes it's a good filter, but you can get the same result by gluing an oven filter to the back of a box fan. For around $20 you have a HEPA filter that lets 10 to 20 times more air through than this little box. about 1 watt each. It's only there for the color, it's ridiculous to think it would do everything. Never overpay for this feature. The most important thing in home air purification is the anion generator (negative ions), but, unfortunately, they are gradually being phased out. Maybe it's better to buy a bulb with built-in anion. This is an ordinary lightbulb that simply screws into an ordinary table lamp etc. and emits negative ions that counteract dust. Himalayan salt lamps are also used for this purpose, but I don't like them because they contain lead. give it 4 stars.