AirDoctor 3000
"THE CLASSIC DEFENDER"
AirDoctor 5000
"OUR MOST POWERFUL PURIFIER"
AirDoctor 1000
"THE SMALL AND MIGHTY TOWER"
Small and mighty purification that’s perfect for small bedrooms, nurseries, home offices, laundry rooms and more. It circulates the air in 285 sq. ft. 4x/hour or in 570 sq. ft. 2x/hour.
AirDoctor 2000
"THE SMALL AND MIGHTY CLASSIC"
Small and mighty purification engineered for smaller spaces, the AirDoctor 2000 provides powerful purification for small rooms, medium/small bedrooms, nurseries, home offices and more. It circulates the air in 305 sq. ft. 4x/hour or in 610 sq. ft. 2x/hour.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
UltraHEPA Filter
Dual ActionCarbon/Gas
Trap/Voc Filter
Auto-Mode & Air Quality Sensor
Sealed System
Change Filter Alert
Quiet Performance
Which AirDoctor Purifier is right for your home?
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| AirDoctorTM Purifier | 1000 | 2000 | 3000 | 5000 | |
| Room Size Coverage* | 285 sq. ft. 4x/hour 570 sq. ft. 2x/hour |
305 sq. ft. 4x/hour 610 sq. ft. 2x/hour |
638 sq. ft. 4x/hour 1,274 sq. ft. 2x/hour |
1,001 sq. ft. 4x/hour 2,001 sq. ft. 2x/hour |
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| CADR (smoke)/CFM ** | 152 | 162 | 340 | 534 | |
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| Fan Speeds | 4 | 4 | 4 | 6 | |
| Filters | 1 Pre-Filter (attached to UltraHEPA® Filter) 1 Carbon/VOC Filter 1 H13 UltraHEPA Filter |
1 Pre-Filter (attached to Carbon/VOC Filter) 1 Carbon/VOC Filter 1 H13 UltraHEPA Filter |
1 Pre-Filter (attached to Carbon/VOC Filter) 1 Carbon/VOC Filter 1 H13 UltraHEPA Filter |
2 Permanent Pre-Filters 2 Carbon/VOC Filters 2 H13 UltraHEPA Filters |
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| Recommended Filter Change Frequency*** | Filter Set: Every 6 months - includes Carbon VOC Filter and UltraHEPA® Filter |
Carbon/VOC Filter: Every 6 months |
Carbon/VOC Filter: Every 6 months |
Carbon/VOC Filter: Every 6 months |
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| Voltage | 120V/60Hz | 120V/60Hz | 120V/60Hz | 120V/60Hz | |
| Sound Levels | Lowest Speed: 34 dB Highest Speed: 54 dB |
Lowest Speed: 40 dB Highest Speed: 55 dB |
Lowest Speed: 39 dB Highest Speed: 59 dB |
Lowest Speed: 30 dB Highest Speed: 50 dB |
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| Dimensions | 9” (W) x 9” (D) x 23” (H) | 13.85" (W) x 6.6" (D) x 18.72" (H) | 15.75" (W) x 8.35" (D) x 23" (H) | 16” (D) x 16” (D) x 28.75” (H) | |
| Weight | 10 lbs | 10 lbs | 18 lbs | 33 lbs | |
| Portability | Sleek tower design, easy to move | Built-in, recessed handles | Built-in, recessed handles | Built-in, hidden casters & recessed handles |
* Harvard University Study cited by CDC recommends at least 4 air changes per hour to effectively remove viruses, bacteria, smoke, dust & pollen.
** CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) is an objective measurement for comparing air filter performance, based on its ability to remove particulate matter. The higher the number, the more effective it will be. According to CDC guidance, CADR/cfm should be 2/3 of the total room size.
*** Based on 24-hour daily usage.
Why are air changes per hour (ACH) important when shopping for an air purifier?
If you’re not moving the air, you’re not cleaning the air. Experts recommend at least 4 air changes per hour for optimal removal of airborne particles from the air. You can rest assured that AirDoctor purifiers are powerful enough to clean the air 4 times per hour, or every 15 minutes, for their respective room size coverage to deliver you pure, protected air. Many air purifiers base their room size coverage on only 1-2 air changes per hour (ACH). It is important to check that an air purifier has a high enough CADR to circulate the air in the room at least four times per hour.
What is CADR?
CADR stands for Clean Air Delivery Rate. CADR helps tell you how much of a particular contaminant is removed from the air within a specific period of time, and it creates an objective rating that allows consumers to compare one air purifier to another based on standardized testing. There are 3 pollutants that CADR measures, which are representative of different size particles, and they are: POLLEN, which represents larger particles (20 microns); DUST, which represents medium sized particles (5 microns); and SMOKE, which represents some of the smallest particles (0.1-1 microns). Since CADR represents the filtered airflow, this can be translated to understand square footage for a room size to be cleaned as well as necessary air changes per hour. The higher the CADR numbers, the better the overall ability of the unit to clean your indoor air and the faster the air in the room will be cleaned. You want to be most concerned with the smoke CADR number since that rating represents the removal of the smallest and most dangerous particles.
Do AirDoctor purifiers capture COVID-19?
AirDoctor’s UltraHEPA air purification technology was independently tested and shown to remove 99.97% of live airborne SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) from the air. These successful results were achieved using the live aerosolized SARS-CoV-2 virus on the AirDoctor 3000 purifier in a test chamber and conducted by U.S.-based MRIGlobal, an independent, not-for-profit contract research organization.
These results built on AirDoctor’s previous independent laboratory testing that showed AirDoctor purifiers remove a variety of bacteria and viruses, including H1N1 influenza, and airborne particles as small as 0.003 microns.
AirDoctor is not proven to kill or prevent transmission of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19). AirDoctor recommends using PPE & following directions of the CDC & other government authorities.
What room size will AirDoctor 1000 cover?
Our compact AirDoctor 1000 purifies the air in smaller spaces like a guest bedroom, kid’s room or office, changing the air in up to 285 square feet 4 times per hour, or every 15 minutes.
What room size will AirDoctor 2000 cover?
Smaller and cuter version of the AirDoctor 3000, the AirDoctor 2000 perfect for small living rooms, medium/small bedrooms, nurseries, home offices and more. Circulates the air in a 305 square feet room four times per hour, or every 15 minutes.
What room size will AirDoctor 3000 cover?
Our classic AirDoctor 3000 cleans the air in large spaces like master bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens and more, changing the air in up to 638 square feet four times per hour, or every 15 minutes.
What room size will AirDoctor 5000 cover?
AirDoctor 5000 can tackle the contaminants in extra-large spaces like open concept living rooms and high ceiling great rooms, changing the air in up to 1,001 square feet 4 times per hour, or every 15 minutes.
How often do I need to change the filters?
AirDoctor 1000: Based on 24/7 usage, the UltraHEPA® filter and Carbon/VOC filter in AirDoctor 1000 both need to be replaced approximately every 6 months. We recommend changing your filters whenever your Change Filter Alert indicator light signals for a filter replacement.
AirDoctor 2000: Based on 24/7 operation, the Carbon/VOC filter should be replaced every 6 months and the UltraHEPA® filter should be replaced every 12 months. We recommend replacing filters when your Filter Change Alert indicator light signals for a filter replacement.
AirDoctor 3000: Based on 24/7 operation, the Carbon/VOC filter should be replaced every 6 months and the UltraHEPA® filter should be replaced every 12 months. We recommend replacing filters when your Filter Change Alert indicator light signals for a filter replacement.
AirDoctor 5000: Based on 24/7 operation, the Carbon/VOC filter should be replaced every 6 months and the UltraHEPA® filter should be replaced every 12 months. We recommend replacing filters when your Filter Change Alert indicator light signals for a filter replacement.
What is your return policy?
Try AirDoctor in your home for 30 days with our Breathe Easy Guarantee. If you do not love it, simply contact us to return the product and receive a full refund of your purchase price, less shipping and processing. No questions asked.
Do you offer payment plans?
Yes, we’ve partnered with Affirm, so if you’re interested in a payment plan option, just select the Affirm payment option at checkout and follow the instructions. Various purchase plans are available based on approval. Regretfully, Affirm is NOT available in Iowa or West Virginia due to state-specific financial regulations.