IQAir® New Edition GC MultiGas Air Purifier

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Price: $1,199.00    

Product Feature

• Four disposable filter cartridges for the removal of gaseous chemicals
• HyperHEPA particle filtration proven effective down to 0.003 microns with a guaranteed total system efficiency of 99.5% for particles of all sizes, including ultrafine particles that others miss
• Covers up to 1,125 square feet
• Sophisticated control panel to easily control automatic operation via a programmable timer
• 120V 60Hz product version, safety approved for usage within North America only and not suitable for use in countries with 220-240V power supply

Product Description

In making the GC MultiGas, IQAir set out to design the world's most effective compact room air purifier for the control of gaseous chemicals. To accomplish that, IQAir engineers relied on a cartridge design-just like a professional gas mask. In fact, the GC MultiGas packs the removal power of more than 100 gas masks. That's what separates it from the competition. Consider, for example, the GC MultiGas' four filter cartridges contain 12 pounds of the highest-grade activated carbon from bituminous coal-not the cheap coconut-shell carbon others use. Then there are the alumina pellets impregnated with potassium permanganate to remove formaldehyde from the air. The result is a level of protection against gases, odors and chemicals that other are purifiers may never achieve. And the GC MultiGas doesn't just protect against gaseous chemicals. That's because the GC MultiGas features HyperHEPA filtration to provide an overall reduction of more than 99% of all particles 0.3 microns and larger. And 95% of all particles down to 0.003 microns, the world's smallest particle. So even though the GC MulitGas is specifically designed for individuals with MCS and removes a wide range of gaseous organic and inorganic chemicals-in addition to particulates including tobacco smoke-it's also an excellent choice for asthmatics, allergy suffers, and those suffering from other respiratory conditions. And it's super quiet, too! That's because IQAir engineers incorporated into the New Edition GC MultiGas the most powerful fan ever used in a residential room air purifier-a first-of-a-kind, aerodynamically optimized fan that averages 32% less noise than the previous model across all 6 fan speeds. And that's not all. How a product performs matters, but so does its durability. That's why the GC MultiGas is constructed with the highest quality, non off-gassing ABS plastics. And with a handy remote, your GC MultiGas is easy to control from almost anywhere.

IQAir � New Edition GC MultiGas Air Purifier Review

I'm in my second year of dealing with my neighbor's unbelievably bitter, nasty fireplace smoke. He's down on his luck and burns wood in an old stove. Things are so bad, I may buy him a new furnace but he hasn't paid his mortgage and I don't feel like giving the bank a new central heating system.

What you need know about this unit. I assume you know anything under $350-400 is worthless. Oreck, Sharper Image, Seen On TV, Ronco, Popeil etc. are of no value whatsoever. Honeywell units with charcoal have the right idea but at that price, you don't get enough charcoal to last for more than a few weeks. I started my odyssey with a AustinAir which is pretty good for the money but the wood smoke killed the 2-year filter in 6 weeks. (Note that AA now has a HealthMate Plus that has potassium permanganate and should do a better job with smoke). Long story short, I finally forked over the money for the IQAir and haven't looked back. This year, I'm getting a second unit while I wait for the bank to foreclose on my neighbor. There really isn't anything bad to say about the IQ Multi-Gas but in my experience, it puts out a sort of "sweet" smell. Almost like vanilla. I'm not crazy about it but it's not a problem. It might be, if you have extreme sensitivity, though. One other thing; although the IQAir costs a ton and as with all good units, the filters are $300, the IQ filters seem to really last. I'm starting my second winter on the original cylinders so it may turn out to be cheaper than the Austin Air in the long run.

One other thing that may or may not be of interest. The IQ units disperse the "cleaned" air in a 360 pattern. So, wherever you position the unit, some of the output will be directed at you. At the highest speeds this can be a little drafty but not that much, since the air dispersed in all directions. In contrast, the Austin Air collects incoming air from all directions but disperses through a single opening on one side. Wisely, they've angled the slats so the air goes up and won't blow on you if you're in bed but still the Austin is more of a directional blower than the IQ Air.

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