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For many years, air purifiers have been designed with two priorities in mind: performance or price. They are often white box, practical devices that sit against a wall or in a corner, doing an important job but rarely contributing to the way a room looks or feels. At Smart Air UK, performance has always been central to what we do. Our focus remains on delivering high performance, low cost air purification that is backed by data and designed to move large volumes of clean air

Understand the difference between PM mass and particle count in your workplace. Learn how tracking sub-micron particles reveals real-time changes in air quality. Why mass readings don’t tell the whole story Most air quality monitors report PM2.5, which measures the total weight of airborne particles. While this is useful for regulatory compliance, it can overlook sub-micron particles. These extremely small particles are numerous and can impact health. Air can appear “clean” b

Discover why PM2.5 readings alone don’t give the full picture of air quality. Learn how tracking sub-micron particle counts can reveal hidden pollution. PM mass vs particle count: what you need to know PM values: Useful for regulatory comparison Particle count: Shows how many sub-micron particles are present in real time, revealing short-term fluctuations Which channels matter 0.3 µm: Indicator of sub-micron particle activity 0.5 µm: Useful for tracking indoor trends 1.0 µm: