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Philips air purifiers help improve indoor air quality by filtering dust, pollen, pet allergens, odours and fine particles through multi-layer filtration. The range includes compact models for smaller rooms and high-CADR models for larger spaces, with features such as NanoProtect HEPA filtration, Active Carbon, PM2.5 monitoring, AeraSense sensors and smart app connectivity. Depending on the model, CADR ranges from 250 m³/h to 600 m³/h.
Quick Summary
250–300 m³/h CADR: Suitable options for smaller and medium-sized rooms, with models covering up to approximately 300 sq. ft. or 36 m² according to the supplied specifications.
420 m³/h CADR: Philips AC2220/60 and AC2221/63 offer higher-capacity purification for larger rooms.
520 m³/h CADR: AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 provide higher airflow and can cover up to 62 m² according to the specified rating.
600 m³/h CADR: PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 is the highest-CADR model in the supplied range, with stated coverage up to 72 m².
Choose a model based on room coverage, CADR, filtration, noise level, smart features and filter requirements, rather than CADR alone.
The right home air purifier depends primarily on the size of your room and the purification capacity you need. Philips offers models across several CADR levels, making it easier to choose according to the stated coverage specifications.
|
Requirement |
Philips model |
CADR |
Stated coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Compact room |
AC0920/60 |
250 m³/h |
Up to 300 sq. ft. / 36 m² |
|
Compact room with smart features |
AC0950/60 |
250 m³/h |
Up to 300 sq. ft. / 30 m² |
|
Medium-sized room |
AC1711/63 |
300 m³/h |
Up to 36 m² |
|
Medium-sized room with app control |
AC1715/60 |
300 m³/h |
Up to 36 m² |
|
Larger room |
AC2220/60 |
420 m³/h |
Up to 50 m² |
|
Higher-capacity purification |
AC3220/60 |
520 m³/h |
Up to 62 m² |
|
Maximum CADR in this range |
AC4221/61 |
600 m³/h |
Up to 72 m² |
Coverage figures can differ according to the testing methodology used. For example, the AC2221/63 has a stated coverage of up to 109 m² under the NRCC rating and up to 50 m² under the GB/T rating. Therefore, compare the applicable rating when selecting a room air purifier.
CADR, or Clean Air Delivery Rate, measures the volume of filtered air delivered by an air purifier. It is an important specification when comparing purification capacity between models.
Philips air purifiers in the supplied range offer CADR from 250 m³/h to 600 m³/h. The AC0920/60 and AC0950/60 provide 250 m³/h, while the AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 provide 300 m³/h. The AC2220/60 and AC2221/63 increase this to 420 m³/h, while the AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 provide 520 m³/h. The PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 delivers 600 m³/h.
A higher CADR generally indicates greater air delivery capacity, but room coverage, filtration technology and the applicable testing methodology should also be considered when choosing an air purifier.
Philips air purifiers use filtration systems designed to capture different types of airborne particles and pollutants.
Several models feature a 3-layer filtration system consisting of a pre-filter, NanoProtect HEPA and Active Carbon. The pre-filter captures larger particles, while NanoProtect HEPA filtration in the specified models captures up to 99.97% of particles down to 0.003 microns. Active Carbon is included to address odours and certain airborne pollutants.
The supplied specifications also state that selected Philips models can capture dust, pollen, pet allergens and other fine particles. Certain models have independently tested claims relating to airborne viruses and bacteria. These claims apply to the specified models and should not be assumed across the entire range.
NanoProtect HEPA is Philips' filtration technology used in selected air purifiers to capture ultra-fine particles. The supplied product specifications state filtration of up to 99.97% of particles down to 0.003 microns for several models.
For a bedroom or another space where quieter operation is important, consider models with dedicated Sleep modes and low minimum noise levels.
The Philips PureProtect Quiet 2200 Series AC2220/60 and AC2221/63 feature SilentWings technology and operate as quietly as 13 dB(A) in Sleep mode. The AC1711/63, AC1715/60, AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 can operate at approximately 15 dB in their lowest or Sleep modes.
This makes low-noise operation an important specification to compare when selecting a room air purifier for spaces where quieter operation is preferred.
Selected Philips models use sensors to monitor indoor air quality and provide real-time feedback.
The PM2.5 sensor detects fine particulate matter, while numerical displays and colour-coded air quality rings provide visual feedback on selected models. Philips AeraSense technology on models such as the AC0920/60, AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 monitors air quality and can automatically adjust purification according to detected pollution levels. The supplied specifications state that some AeraSense-equipped models scan the air 1,000 times per second.
The PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 additionally includes PM2.5, gas, temperature and humidity sensors for broader air-quality monitoring.
Selected Philips smart air purifiers connect to the Philips Air+ app, providing connected control and monitoring features. Depending on the model, the app can support functions such as scheduling and air-quality monitoring.
Selected models also support voice control through Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Google Home. Compatibility varies by model, so check the specifications of the individual air purifier before purchase.
Power consumption varies across Philips air purifier models and is influenced by the purifier's capacity.
The AC0920/60 has a maximum power consumption of 21 W, while the AC0950/60 is rated at 23 W. The AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 use up to 27 W, and the AC2220/60 uses a maximum of 28 W. The higher-capacity AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 models are rated at up to 36 W, while the PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 is rated at up to 54 W.
Therefore, compare maximum power consumption alongside CADR and room coverage when evaluating different models.
Filter life varies according to the Philips air purifier model.
The PureProtect Quiet 2200 Series uses the FY2200/30 filter, with a stated filter life of up to three years. The AC0920/60 uses the FY0900/30 filter with a stated life of up to one year or 9,000 hours. The AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 use the FY3200/30 filter, with a recommended replacement period of approximately 9–12 months.
Always check the compatible filter and replacement recommendation for your specific model.
Philips offers a broad range of room air purifiers, from compact 250 m³/h models to the 600 m³/h PureProtect Pro 4200 Series.
For smaller spaces, the AC0920/60 and AC0950/60 provide 250 m³/h CADR. For medium-sized rooms, the AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 provide 300 m³/h. For larger rooms, the AC2220/60, AC3220/60 and AC4221/61 offer progressively higher CADR and stated coverage.
When comparing models, consider the manufacturer's stated room-size rating and the relevant testing methodology rather than relying on room size alone.
Can a Philips air purifier remove dust?
Yes. Philips air purifiers with multi-layer filtration are designed to capture airborne particles including dust. Several models specify up to 99.97% filtration of particles down to 0.003 microns.
Does a Philips air purifier help with pet allergens?
Selected Philips models are designed to capture pet allergens and pet dander. The supplied specifications specifically identify pet allergens among the particles addressed by several models.
Does a Philips air purifier help with odours?
Models equipped with Active Carbon filtration are designed to address odours. Several Philips air purifiers in the supplied range combine Active Carbon with pre-filter and NanoProtect HEPA filtration.
Does every Philips air purifier have Wi-Fi?
No. Smart connectivity is model-dependent. Selected Philips air purifiers connect to the Philips Air+ app and support voice control, while these features should be verified for the specific model before purchase.
Is a higher CADR always better?
Not necessarily. CADR is an important measure of air delivery capacity, but the right model should also match the stated room coverage, filtration requirements, noise preference, power consumption and available features.
How do I know when to replace the filter?
Filter replacement intervals vary by model. Check the compatible Philips filter and the replacement recommendation specified for your air purifier. Selected models also provide filter-life information or replacement alerts.
Which Philips air purifier has the highest CADR?
Among the models covered in the supplied product information, the Philips PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 has the highest CADR at 600 m³/h and a stated room coverage of up to 72 m².
What should I look for when buying a home air purifier?
Compare CADR, stated room coverage, filtration technology, noise level, sensor capabilities, smart connectivity, power consumption and filter life. These factors provide a more complete basis for selecting a Philips air purifier than any single specification.
Philips air purifiers help improve indoor air quality by filtering dust, pollen, pet allergens, odours and fine particles through multi-layer filtration. The range includes compact models for smaller rooms and high-CADR models for larger spaces, with features such as NanoProtect HEPA filtration, Active Carbon, PM2.5 monitoring, AeraSense sensors and smart app connectivity. Depending on the model, CADR ranges from 250 m³/h to 600 m³/h.
Quick Summary
250–300 m³/h CADR: Suitable options for smaller and medium-sized rooms, with models covering up to approximately 300 sq. ft. or 36 m² according to the supplied specifications.
420 m³/h CADR: Philips AC2220/60 and AC2221/63 offer higher-capacity purification for larger rooms.
520 m³/h CADR: AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 provide higher airflow and can cover up to 62 m² according to the specified rating.
600 m³/h CADR: PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 is the highest-CADR model in the supplied range, with stated coverage up to 72 m².
Choose a model based on room coverage, CADR, filtration, noise level, smart features and filter requirements, rather than CADR alone.
The right home air purifier depends primarily on the size of your room and the purification capacity you need. Philips offers models across several CADR levels, making it easier to choose according to the stated coverage specifications.
|
Requirement |
Philips model |
CADR |
Stated coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Compact room |
AC0920/60 |
250 m³/h |
Up to 300 sq. ft. / 36 m² |
|
Compact room with smart features |
AC0950/60 |
250 m³/h |
Up to 300 sq. ft. / 30 m² |
|
Medium-sized room |
AC1711/63 |
300 m³/h |
Up to 36 m² |
|
Medium-sized room with app control |
AC1715/60 |
300 m³/h |
Up to 36 m² |
|
Larger room |
AC2220/60 |
420 m³/h |
Up to 50 m² |
|
Higher-capacity purification |
AC3220/60 |
520 m³/h |
Up to 62 m² |
|
Maximum CADR in this range |
AC4221/61 |
600 m³/h |
Up to 72 m² |
Coverage figures can differ according to the testing methodology used. For example, the AC2221/63 has a stated coverage of up to 109 m² under the NRCC rating and up to 50 m² under the GB/T rating. Therefore, compare the applicable rating when selecting a room air purifier.
CADR, or Clean Air Delivery Rate, measures the volume of filtered air delivered by an air purifier. It is an important specification when comparing purification capacity between models.
Philips air purifiers in the supplied range offer CADR from 250 m³/h to 600 m³/h. The AC0920/60 and AC0950/60 provide 250 m³/h, while the AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 provide 300 m³/h. The AC2220/60 and AC2221/63 increase this to 420 m³/h, while the AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 provide 520 m³/h. The PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 delivers 600 m³/h.
A higher CADR generally indicates greater air delivery capacity, but room coverage, filtration technology and the applicable testing methodology should also be considered when choosing an air purifier.
Philips air purifiers use filtration systems designed to capture different types of airborne particles and pollutants.
Several models feature a 3-layer filtration system consisting of a pre-filter, NanoProtect HEPA and Active Carbon. The pre-filter captures larger particles, while NanoProtect HEPA filtration in the specified models captures up to 99.97% of particles down to 0.003 microns. Active Carbon is included to address odours and certain airborne pollutants.
The supplied specifications also state that selected Philips models can capture dust, pollen, pet allergens and other fine particles. Certain models have independently tested claims relating to airborne viruses and bacteria. These claims apply to the specified models and should not be assumed across the entire range.
NanoProtect HEPA is Philips' filtration technology used in selected air purifiers to capture ultra-fine particles. The supplied product specifications state filtration of up to 99.97% of particles down to 0.003 microns for several models.
For a bedroom or another space where quieter operation is important, consider models with dedicated Sleep modes and low minimum noise levels.
The Philips PureProtect Quiet 2200 Series AC2220/60 and AC2221/63 feature SilentWings technology and operate as quietly as 13 dB(A) in Sleep mode. The AC1711/63, AC1715/60, AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 can operate at approximately 15 dB in their lowest or Sleep modes.
This makes low-noise operation an important specification to compare when selecting a room air purifier for spaces where quieter operation is preferred.
Selected Philips models use sensors to monitor indoor air quality and provide real-time feedback.
The PM2.5 sensor detects fine particulate matter, while numerical displays and colour-coded air quality rings provide visual feedback on selected models. Philips AeraSense technology on models such as the AC0920/60, AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 monitors air quality and can automatically adjust purification according to detected pollution levels. The supplied specifications state that some AeraSense-equipped models scan the air 1,000 times per second.
The PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 additionally includes PM2.5, gas, temperature and humidity sensors for broader air-quality monitoring.
Selected Philips smart air purifiers connect to the Philips Air+ app, providing connected control and monitoring features. Depending on the model, the app can support functions such as scheduling and air-quality monitoring.
Selected models also support voice control through Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Google Home. Compatibility varies by model, so check the specifications of the individual air purifier before purchase.
Power consumption varies across Philips air purifier models and is influenced by the purifier's capacity.
The AC0920/60 has a maximum power consumption of 21 W, while the AC0950/60 is rated at 23 W. The AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 use up to 27 W, and the AC2220/60 uses a maximum of 28 W. The higher-capacity AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 models are rated at up to 36 W, while the PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 is rated at up to 54 W.
Therefore, compare maximum power consumption alongside CADR and room coverage when evaluating different models.
Filter life varies according to the Philips air purifier model.
The PureProtect Quiet 2200 Series uses the FY2200/30 filter, with a stated filter life of up to three years. The AC0920/60 uses the FY0900/30 filter with a stated life of up to one year or 9,000 hours. The AC3220/60 and AC3221/63 use the FY3200/30 filter, with a recommended replacement period of approximately 9–12 months.
Always check the compatible filter and replacement recommendation for your specific model.
Philips offers a broad range of room air purifiers, from compact 250 m³/h models to the 600 m³/h PureProtect Pro 4200 Series.
For smaller spaces, the AC0920/60 and AC0950/60 provide 250 m³/h CADR. For medium-sized rooms, the AC1711/63 and AC1715/60 provide 300 m³/h. For larger rooms, the AC2220/60, AC3220/60 and AC4221/61 offer progressively higher CADR and stated coverage.
When comparing models, consider the manufacturer's stated room-size rating and the relevant testing methodology rather than relying on room size alone.
Can a Philips air purifier remove dust?
Yes. Philips air purifiers with multi-layer filtration are designed to capture airborne particles including dust. Several models specify up to 99.97% filtration of particles down to 0.003 microns.
Does a Philips air purifier help with pet allergens?
Selected Philips models are designed to capture pet allergens and pet dander. The supplied specifications specifically identify pet allergens among the particles addressed by several models.
Does a Philips air purifier help with odours?
Models equipped with Active Carbon filtration are designed to address odours. Several Philips air purifiers in the supplied range combine Active Carbon with pre-filter and NanoProtect HEPA filtration.
Does every Philips air purifier have Wi-Fi?
No. Smart connectivity is model-dependent. Selected Philips air purifiers connect to the Philips Air+ app and support voice control, while these features should be verified for the specific model before purchase.
Is a higher CADR always better?
Not necessarily. CADR is an important measure of air delivery capacity, but the right model should also match the stated room coverage, filtration requirements, noise preference, power consumption and available features.
How do I know when to replace the filter?
Filter replacement intervals vary by model. Check the compatible Philips filter and the replacement recommendation specified for your air purifier. Selected models also provide filter-life information or replacement alerts.
Which Philips air purifier has the highest CADR?
Among the models covered in the supplied product information, the Philips PureProtect Pro 4200 Series AC4221/61 has the highest CADR at 600 m³/h and a stated room coverage of up to 72 m².
What should I look for when buying a home air purifier?
Compare CADR, stated room coverage, filtration technology, noise level, sensor capabilities, smart connectivity, power consumption and filter life. These factors provide a more complete basis for selecting a Philips air purifier than any single specification.
