With STARKVIND air purifier, you can easily improve the air quality indoors. It can be adjusted manually, set to auto mode or fully controlled in the IKEA Home smart app when connected to DIRIGERA hub.
By keeping an eye on things as harmful particles, temperature, humidity and volatile organic compounds you can affect the air quality at home and also help prevent for example mold and mildew growth.
The air purifier can be set to auto mode, which means that it automatically detects the particles (PM2.5) in the air and then adjusts the fan speed, so you can think about other things.
Upgrade your STARKVIND air purifier(s) by adding this sensor that offers more precise air quality measurements and can be placed in a central location in the room, away from the purifier.
This sensor checks the air quality by monitoring harmful particles (PM2.5), temperature, relative humidity and total Volatile Organic Compounds (tVOC) in your home.
The arrow shows if the level of tVOC is increasing, decreasing or is stable. tVOC stands for total volatile organic compounds from, for example, paint, cooking or cleaning and household products.
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You can sleep with the air purifier on since it is very quiet at the lower fan speeds. If connected to the IKEA Home smart app, you can also turn the LED light off on the unit when going to sleep.
Good to know
Purifies the air in a space of up to 20 square metres, depending on which fan speed the air purifier is set to.
It will take longer time to purify the air if the room is larger than 20 square meters, but you can always use several air purifiers to cover a larger area.
PM2.5 are small inhalable particles, that measure 0.1-2.5 micrometres.
Activities in the home like cooking and using an open fireplace and sprays can release harmful PM2.5 particles. They can also seep in from polluted outdoor air.
The particle filter is optimised to filter away approximately 99.5 percent of smaller airborne particles such as PM2.5 particles, dust and pollen.
The gas filter (sold separately) purifies the air from various gaseous pollutants such as formaldehyde, which can be found in things like cleaning/household products and various fabrics and materials.
You can set the air purifier to 5 different fan speeds and thereby adapt it to the needs of your home, or you can use it in auto mode.
This product is part of our smart home range. Connect it, along with other smart products, to DIRIGERA hub and IKEA Home smart app for more features and functions, that you can control from anywhere, not just when you're at home.
The sensor does not emit sounds when it is on.
Check the filter regularly to see if it’s dirty. An LED indicator illuminates when you need to check your filters and possibly replace them. The filter is recommended to be replaced within 6 months.
The particle filter is tested according to EN 1822-1 and ISO 29463-3 which corresponds to class EPA12.
Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) with particle and gas filter or only particle filter: Lowest fan speed 45/50 m3/h, highest fan speed 240/260 m3/h.
Noise level with particle and gas filter or only particle filter: Lowest fan speed 24/24 dB, highest fan speed 51/53 dB.
Power consumption with particle and gas filter or only particle filter: Lowest fan speed 1.9/2W, highest fan speed 25/33W.
USB power adapter sold separately.
This smart product cannot be connected to a TRÅDFRI gateway.