In-Car Air Purifier OEM Sourcing
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Comfort electronics from China include 12V in-car air purifiers and ionizers, where the meaningful specs are filtration stack (HEPA plus activated carbon) and CADR — clean air delivery rate, often quoted around 15 m³/h for a compact car unit. CADR is the number that separates a real purifier from a fan with a filter glued in, so it belongs in your QC checklist. The product here is a 12V CE/FCC-certified OEM/ODM in-car purifier.
When you source a car air purifier, verify the CADR figure and that the unit genuinely uses true HEPA (H11–H13) rather than a coarse pre-filter labeled HEPA. A common pitfall is buying on the ionizer claim alone — some ionizers produce ozone, which is a compliance and safety concern in enclosed cabins.
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What CADR should a car air purifier have?
Compact 12V cabin units commonly quote around 15 m³/h CADR. Confirm the figure is measured, not marketing, and that the filter is true HEPA rather than a coarse pre-filter.
Do car ionizers produce ozone?
Some do, which is a safety and compliance issue in an enclosed cabin. Ask the OEM for ozone emission test data and confirm it meets the limits for your target market.
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