In fact, it is not feasible to install HEPA in air conditioners. Light downtime, heavy direct damage to the air conditioner, see the specific explanation
HEPA filters are usually large (300mm thickness), and the narrow internal space of air-conditioners (wall-mounted/cabinet units) does not provide enough space for installation. AC unit have an integrated design with no separate filtration section like commercial AHUs and cannot be retrofitted with HEPA.
Air conditioning fan power is small, usually wind pressure <100Pa, and HEPA filter wind resistance is as high as 250-350Pa, air conditioning fan can not overcome such high resistance. Even if it is barely installed, HEPA will lead to a significant reduction in airflow from the air conditioner, which may drop by more than 50 per cent, and the cooling/heating effect will be significantly worse.
Air conditioners are usually equipped with G4 primary filters, and it is recommended to replace them with F8 intermediate filters, which are effective against PM2.5.
With standalone air purifier, choose the one that matches the size of your room, plug and play, portable and easy to maintain
Build a whole-house fresh air system and install fresh air units with HEPA for indoor and outdoor air exchange.
For commercial/villa central air-conditioning, some AHU systems support retrofitting of HEPA, but professional modification is required.
User DIY modification to affix a HEPA filter to the air conditioning vent. Due to the excessive resistance of the hepa, it will cause the fan to overload and thus burn the motor, the noise decibel increases, if you don't want to sleep at night to be woken up by a strange sound, and may not be able to achieve the ideal filtration effect.
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