Filter cartridge CleanPad 09 002A0009

Preliminary filter for clean air in your home

CleanPad 09 is a dedicated preliminary filter designed for the Particle+ 500 central air purifier by Thessla Green. Its main task is to protect more advanced filters from rapid contamination, which translates to a longer lifespan of the entire system and less frequent replacement of expensive HEPA filters. The filter effectively captures larger contaminants such as dust, insects, leaves, or pet hair, ensuring cleaner and healthier air in your home.

How it works and why is it worth using?

The CleanPad 09 filter is characterized by a filtration class of F7 (ISO ePM1 55%), which means it effectively stops coarse dust particles. The pleated construction in a rigid frame provides a large filtration area while maintaining low air flow resistance. This is important because it minimizes the load on the purifier's fan and ensures its efficient operation. Regular replacement of the preliminary filter is a simple operation that allows you to save money on expensive HEPA filters – these filter finer contaminants and are much more expensive to replace. Thanks to CleanPad 09, the HEPA filter works effectively for longer, and you breathe cleaner air.

• HEPA filter protection: Extends the life of the main filter, reducing operating costs.
• High efficiency: F7 class ensures effective capture of coarse contaminants.
• Low flow resistance: Ensures optimal purifier performance.
• Easy replacement: Filter installation and removal is simple and intuitive – no special tools are required.
• Fit: The filter is designed specifically for the Thessla Green Particle+ 500 purifier, guaranteeing a perfect fit.

Specification

The CleanPad 09 filter is an original Thessla Green product with catalog number 002A0009. Its dimensions are adapted to the slot in the Particle+ 500 device (315 x 310 x 40 mm). The filter is supplied individually in packaging. Remember to regularly check the filter condition (recommended every 3 months) and replace it if necessary – usually replacement twice a year is sufficient, depending on the level of air pollution.