Is Airdog validated by NHS England?
Yes. Airdog was included in an NHS Innovation Agency evaluation of air cleaning technologies under recognised biovalidation protocols.
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Is Airdog cleared as a medical air cleaning system by the US FDA?
Yes. Airdog X8 & X5 devices are FDA-cleared in the United States as a Class II medical recirculating air cleaner intended to remove particles from the air for medical purposes in occupied indoor environments.
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Has Airdog been evaluated in a real hospital environment?
Yes. Airdog has been independently evaluated in an acute hospital ward in Ireland, where a “safer, cleaner clinical environment” was achieved.
🔗 Add link: Irish Hospital Evaluation Report
What makes Airdog different from a conventional HEPA air purifier?
Most conventional air purifiers rely solely on disposable filters.
Airdog uses advanced electrostatic and plasma-based technology to actively capture airborne particles and biological contaminants, with washable and reusable collection plates — meaning no expensive filter replacement cycle.
🔗 Optional link: Technology page
Do I need to replace filters?
No. Unlike conventional purifiers, Airdog uses washable and reusable collection technology, so there are no costly replacement filter subscriptions.
Do air purifiers lose performance over time?
Many HEPA-filter air purifiers can experience reduced airflow and effectiveness as filters clog.
In an independent classroom evaluation in Japan, HEPA-based units showed significant reductions in performance over long-term use, while Airdog’s washable technology showed minimal decline.
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Has Airdog been tested in real environments, not just labs?
Yes. Airdog has been evaluated in real classroom environments using virus-sized test aerosols under recognised protocols.
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Does Airdog produce ozone?
Airdog meets strict ozone safety requirements, including UL 867 standards (<50 ppb), and is designed for safe operation in occupied spaces.
Is Airdog safe to run continuously in occupied rooms?
Yes. Airdog is designed specifically for occupied indoor environments, including homes, workplaces, and healthcare spaces.
Is Airdog suitable for babies, nurseries, and children’s bedrooms?
Yes. Many customers choose Airdog for bedrooms and nurseries because it is quiet, low-maintenance, and designed for continuous use.
Can Airdog help with asthma or allergy-related discomfort?
Airdog supports cleaner indoor air by reducing airborne particles such as dust and pollen.
While it is not a treatment, improved indoor air hygiene can contribute to greater comfort in sensitive environments.
How do I clean and maintain my Airdog?
Maintenance is simple. The pre-filter can be vacuumed, and the main collection plates can be washed in warm soapy water or a dishwasher. Video guides are available in our Support Centre.
🔗 Link: Support Centre
Is Airdog noisy?
Airdog includes multiple operating modes, including quiet and sleep settings, making it suitable for bedrooms and professional environments.
Is there a high running cost?
No. With no disposable filter replacements and energy-efficient operation, Airdog is very cost-effective to run long term.
Where is Airdog used?
Airdog is used in a wide range of indoor environments, including homes, workplaces, clinics, and shared spaces.
