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electrostatic filter

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electrostatic precipitator
A device installed in flues, and the like, to prevent smoke and dust particles from escaping to the atmosphere; the particles are given an electric charge as they pass through a charged screen; then they are attracted to one of two electrically charged plates through which they pass; from time to time they are removed from the plates.


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Among these are a unique lamp drive system for up to 5,000 hours of maximum brightness, an Auto Rolling Filter that detects airflow reduction and automatically advances a clean electrostatic filter material over the air intake port when needed, and Daylight View 4 image processing, which includes Edge Enhancement to improve detail clarity.
The Friedrich air purifier, previously ranked as the top air purifier by Consumer Reports, uses an extremely efficient electrostatic filter.
The third type of filter is the electrostatic filter, which is efficient when clean but less efficient as it becomes dirty.
 
 
 
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