This page provides a quick overview of the air purifier's hardware structure, filtration system, and control panel functions, ensuring efficient and safe operation.
¶ 1. Structure Overview
¶ 1.1 Control Panel
The control panel consists of a status indicator area and physical buttons, allowing direct operation of the air purifier.
¶ 1.1.1 Control Panel Functions
Through this panel, you can:
- View real-time air quality (PM10 AQI)
- Check the remaining life of each filter layer
- Confirm connection status and working mode
- Control power, fan speed, and Bluetooth connection
¶ 1.1.2 Control Panel Display Guide
| Indicator | Icon | Indicator Status | Device Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| PM10AQI |  |
Solid | Displays current PM10 AQI value of purified air |
| Auto Mode |  |
Solid | Automatically adjusts fan speed based on processing status |
| Speed 1 |  |
Solid | Fan running at Speed 1 |
| Speed 2 |  |
Solid | Fan running at Speed 2 |
| Speed 3 |  |
Solid | Fan running at Speed 3 |
| Connection Status |  |
Off | Wired connection not established |
| Solid | Connected to device via data cable | ||
| Bluetooth Status |  |
Off | Bluetooth off |
| Blinking | Bluetooth waiting for connection | ||
| Solid | Bluetooth connected | ||
| Cover Status |  |
Off | Purifier cover is closed |
| Solid | Purifier cover is open (Device will not start) | ||
| Fault Indicator |  |
Off | Motor Normal |
| Blinking | Motor stalled or fan error | ||
| Filter Status |  |
Solid | Filter Normal (Displays remaining life, e.g., 98%) |
 |
Blinking | Filter needs replacement (Life is 0%) | |
 |
Blinking | Filter not detected (Check installation) |
¶ 1.2 Cover
- Protects the internal five-stage filtration system.
- The device will not operate if the filter compartment door is not closed correctly.
- The cover status indicator on the panel will alert you to abnormal status.
- Features a magnetic design for quick removal and installation during filter replacement.
¶ 1.3 Communication Port
- Used for wired communication with the laser engraver.
- Once connected, it enables:
- Remote control of the purifier via the engraver.
- Viewing filter life on the engraver's interface.
- Smart fan speed adjustment based on processing status in Auto Mode.
¶ 1.4 Power Switch
- The main power switch of the purifier.
- Must be switched to ON before use for the device to operate.
¶ 1.5 Power Port
- Connects to the provided power cable.
- Ensure the power voltage matches the rated voltage specified on the device nameplate.
¶ 1.6 Airflow Inlet
- Receives smoke and air from the laser engraver.
- Connects to the engraver's exhaust port via the smoke exhaust pipe.
- Incoming smoke passes through the five-stage filtration system for purification.
¶ 1.7 Airflow Outlet
- Purified air is discharged here.
- Since the air is filtered, no external exhaust pipe is needed by default.
- If you wish to vent fumes outdoors, attach an exhaust pipe here.
¶ 2. Filter Introduction
The air purifier adopts a 5-stage filtration structure to treat smoke, dust, and harmful gases generated during laser engraving layer by layer. Each filter layer can be replaced individually.
- The purifier uses a high-efficiency 5-stage filtration system to ensure clean air output.
Layer |
Filter Type | Main Function |
|---|---|---|
| Layer 1 | F8 Pre-Filter | Captures large dust particles, debris, and coarse smoke particles; protects downstream filters and extends overall service life. |
| Layer 2 | H11 High-Efficiency Filter | Removes fine smoke particles, PM2.5, and suspended particulates from laser processing. |
| Layer 3 | Activated Carbon Filter | Uses premium granular activated carbon to effectively adsorb strong odors, VOCs, and harmful gases. |
| Layer 4 | Ultra-Dense Carbon Mesh Filter | Further enhances gas adsorption efficiency and boosts the overall filtration capacity for odors and fumes. |
| Layer 5 | H13 HEPA Filter | The final filtration stage; captures ultrafine particles to ensure the exhaust air is clean and safe. |