Humidifier for air HU4813/10, series 2000

Philips Air humidifier, Series 2000, with NanoCloud technology, is designed for hygienic humidification, through a natural evaporation process.

NanoCloud technology uses a natural evaporation process that draws dry air inside, adds water molecules to the air, and releases humidified air into the room.

Features:

• With a 360° design, the humidified air is distributed evenly in the room without dripping on the floor or screen.
• Through NanoCloud technology, the Philips humidifier spreads 99% less bacteria¹ than leading ultrasonic humidifiers.
• In sleep mode, the humidifier operates at a minimum noise level. Except for the speed indicator, all lights are off. In this way, you have the opportunity to maintain the desired level of humidity while you sleep.
• The tank is easily filled with water. You can use a jug or take the tank to the tap. The "max" indicator shows you the maximum amount of water you can pour. When the tank is empty, the humidifier automatically turns off and the display indicates the need to fill.
• Philips Air Humidifier Series 2000 does not work with hot and warm water, thus reducing the risk of burns. Cleans easily.
• A Smart Humidity sensor monitors and indicates with numbers the humidity in the room and allows the device to manage its level. The Philips humidifier automatically turns on and off when it reaches the humidity level you want.
• You can choose a working mode of 1, 4 or 8 hours, and after the specified time, the device turns off automatically.
• 3 fan speeds and humidification rate: up to 300 ml/h, at the highest setting

Philips Air humidifier Series 2000 is ideal for medium-sized rooms - up to 44 m²

¹ Results are based on emission of the bacterium Pseudomonas Grafi (a simulant for a relevant pathogen) directly from clean units and clean filters, after 1,6 and 24 hours of continuous use, varying in water consumption from 30 to 120 ml/hr, using sterilized water spiked with said bacterium. Measurements were conducted using a 1 m (35 cuft) chamber refreshed at 560L/min (148 gpm). Bacteria introduction into the air in the room depends on many factors such as room size or configuration.