Embedded multifunctional air purifier used in kitchen
AssigneeKompass Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsCHING-CHENG KAO, CHING-HUNG CHIEN
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Abstract
An embedded multifunctional air purifier for kitchen installed in a predetermined space of a cupboard includes a casing, a hood, an exhaust module, an electrostatic dust collector, a front filter, a gas detection module, a photocatalyst module and a vitamin C filter. With the design of the hood, the exhaust module is covered by the hood to reduce noises when the air purifier is used. Besides the removal of fumes and odors, filtration and disinfection, the air purifier can also produces fresh air with vitamin C, and alerts users to prevent a gas poisoning incident when a toxic gas leak occurs.
Claims8
An embedded multifunctional air purifier for kitchen, embedded and installed in a predetermined space of a cupboard, and the embedded multifunctional air purifier comprising a casing with an air inlet and an air outlet, a gas channel formed in the casing, and the casing being provided for installing an electrostatic dust collector, an exhaust module, a front filter, a photocatalyst module and a vitamin C filter therein, wherein the front filter is installed at the air inlet, and the photocatalyst module is installed at a rear section of the gas channel, and the vitamin C filter is installed at the air outlet, and the embedded multifunctional air purifier is characterized in that a flip cover is covered onto the top of the casing, and the gas channel includes a hood installed therein, and the exhaust module is sealed and installed inside the hood, and the electrostatic dust collector is sealed and installed at an inlet of the hood, so that after the exhaust module sucks an airflow from the air inlet, the airflow is discharged from the air outlet through the gas channel, and a gas detection module is installed at the air inlet for detecting a status of toxicity of the airflow, and issuing a warning signal according to the status of toxicity.
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