Blast Mk ll Air Purifier | How To Set Up And Check Filters

An upgrade to our popular Blast Air Purifier, the Blast Mk II is a high-powered air purifier effective for large spaces like schools, hospitals and offices, cleaning spaces up to 130sqm.
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[@ChaseMaximilian]

Does the fan run on DC through an inverter from the AC? Or does the fan run on AC directly?

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The Blast Mk II Air Purifier runs on AC directly. We do not recommend using an inverter to convert AC power to DC power, as this may damage the unit ;)

[@ChaseMaximilian]

@@SmartAirFilters no what I mean is… -Is the motor itself a DC or AC motor? I prefer DC motor for lower energy cost. All my fans and purifiers use DC motors. The AC use more current and while it’s not a deal breaker I’m just curious. It almost looks like it might be a DC motor based on what looks like an infinite speed adjust on the back of the unit.