AllerAir Air Purifiers

AllerAir produces numerous air purification units that target the mid to upper ranges of the market.  Available are speciliazed units that target pollutants found in salons and whole house purifiers that work with existing HVAC systems.  We were not able to find any test results for AllerAir purifiers from either the Clean Air Delivery Rate program, Consumer Reports, or other independent testing sources.

AllerAir Models

AllerAir Company Info

AllerAir is a company that specializes in manufacturing air purifiers. It was established in 1996 by Sam Teitelbaum and Wayne Martin. AllerAir’s goal is to provide the public with safe and effective air purifiers that provide the cleanest indoor air possible. To this end, AllerAir has developed over 100 different air purifier models, making AllerAir the manufacturer of the most extensive line of air purifiers available in North America. AllerAir purifiers are purchased by big name institutions like the Mayo Clinic, Boeing Aircraft and the U.S. Army.

AllerAir Models & Technology

Depending on the size and type of air purifier you are looking to buy (i.e. residential, business, commercial or industrial), AllerAir purifiers are available for purchase starting at $300 and going up all the way to $5,500 or more. Since there are so many different kinds of indoor air pollution, AllerAir offers purifiers for all different kinds of situations, locations and uses.

There are purifiers for general purpose use, sufferers of allergy & asthma, odor & chemical control, sufferers of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, mold, traveling, home use, tobacco smoke, volcanic smog, hair & nail salons, and commercial & industrial uses. Regular air purifiers only remove common particles such as dust, pet dander and bacteria, but AllerAir purifiers also remove dangerous airborne chermicals and gases.

Carbon Technology For Chemical, Gas, and Odor Absorption

AllerAir claims that what makes its air purifiers different is that their carbon beds are deeper than any other air purifiers. The company offers up to 40 different proprietary carbon blends. AllerAir carbon beds use granular pieces of carbon, not crushed carbon. The carbon beds are customizable – a client can order anywhere between four pounds and 120 pounds of carbon to result in better absorption of chemicals, gasses and odors. AllerAir states that their carbon beds have a longer lifespan and greater absorption capacity than those of competing brands.

AllerAir houses their units in metal rather than plastic, and use powder-coated paint to prevent off gassing. To increase filtration and extend the performance of the HEPA filter, AllerAir carbon filters are lined with two additional pre-filters. Since the carbon canisters can be refilled, AllerAir air purifiers are very environmentally friendly and cost effective.

AllerAir Air Purifier Models

AllerAir manufactures the following air purifiers, categorized by series. Unless otherwise noted, every air purifiers uses a combination of various types of carbon filters, HEPA filters and pre-filters.

• Project 007 – carbon + HEPA for gas and particulate filtering
• 4000 Series – chemical, odor, and particulate control
• 5000 Series – designed to remove chemicals and odors
• 6000 Series – general purpose purifiers for entire houses or room only models
• AirMedic Series – particle and gas control
• AirMedic+ Series – most efficient series for particle control
• AirTube Series – compact models with general purpose filtering
• I-6500 AH Series – for commericial and industrial HVAC systems
• Pro Series – portable units for building contractors
• Salon Series – designed to remove odors and chemicals at nail salons