Description

In just 16 minutes, the SA600 purifies air in spaces up to 60 m², removing 99.97% of airborne particles, VOCs, and odours with certified HEPA and carbon filters.

Independently tested, ozone-free, and whisper-quiet (24–52 dBA), it’s ideal for classrooms and shared spaces. Features 5 different speeds for rapid air purifying - useful for meeting rooms and events spaces with a high daily turnover of occupants.

Its muted and contemporary design works away unobtrusively in the background and fits into any setting.

Filtration System

  • H13 Grade HEPA Filter: Removes Over 99.97% of the Following Pollutants.
  • Activated Carbon Filter: Removes Dangerous Gases and Odours.
  • Pre-Filter: Filters Large Pollutants Such as Pet Hair, Dander, Pollen, and Dust.

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Delivery Information
In stock! Ships within 1-2 business days.
Warranty
We offer a 1 year UK warranty on manufacturer faults but you will bear the cost of returns in all situations including changing your mind.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What sets the Aura Series apart from other air purifiers?

Most air purifiers are designed for a lab. The Aura Series is designed for your home. We replace industrial plastic with natural wood and textiles, so our purifiers feel like furniture - not medical equipment. But they don't compromise on performance.

Do I need to change the filter? How often?

Yes, filter replacement ensures optimal performance. Depending on usage, we recommend changing your HEPA filter every 6 to 12 months.

Are Airbon products quiet?

Yes. A continuous speed dial lets you set whichever level feels right for your space. Most people don't run purifiers at full speed, the noise is too much, so they turn them down, or off. The Aura Series is designed around that reality. A purifier running quietly in the background, every day, does far more for your air than one that's too loud to live with.more than one sitting switched off.

Do the Aura Series purifiers remove viruses and bacteria?

Yes. Our E11 EPA filters capture 95% of airborne particles as small as 0.3 microns - including bacteria, viruses, pollen, dust, and pet dander.

What's the difference between PM2.5 and particle count?

PM2.5 measures the mass of particles in the air. Particle count tells you how many particles are present including sub‑micron ones that mass readings can miss. For complete air quality insight, we recommend tracking both.

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