An air ionizer, a device that generates negative ions using high voltage, helps improve indoor air quality by attaching to positively charged particles like dust and allergens, causing them to clump together and settle. Unlike traditional air purifiers, ionizers do not require regular filter replacement or generate noise, but they may produce ozone, which can aggravate respiratory issues. The document provides information on air ionizers' functions and includes contact details for a medical equipment provider.

1. Understanding Air Ionizer
An air ionizer is a negative ion generator and a device which uses
high voltage for ionization of electrically charged air molecules.
Anions or negative ions are particles with one or more additional
electrons conferring a net negative charge to the particle.

2. Captions are the positive ions that miss one or
more electrons resulting in a net positive charge.
Most air ionizers are perfectly designed to
generate negative ions. Many air ionizers use
filters to remove contaminants from the air.
Air ionizers make the air inside a room healthier
for people to breathe, especially for people
suffering from asthma, allergies and other
respiratory ailments. In short and simple words, an
air ionizer is essentially a life-saver for anyone
who uses one.

3. What does an air ionizer do?
• An air ionizer relies on the chemical properties of ions. An ion is a
positively or negatively charged particle. One question arises that
what does an ionizer do? As discussed, air ionizers create negative
ions using electricity and after that discharge them into the air.
• These negative ions connect to positively charged particles inside
the room like dust, bacteria, pollen, smoke and other harmful
allergens. The positively charged particles and negative ions
combine together to create dense dirt particles that can’t float in the
air.
• These heavier dirt particles fall on the ground and wait to be swept
up later. Some particles may fall onto other surfaces in the room like
computers, sofas, countertops, and television screens. Homeowners
can clean these surfaces easily by dusting or wiping off them with a
rag.

4. • Air ionizers conserve power and operate without making noise
unlike fan-driven air purifiers. Another benefit over other
purifiers is that no parts require replacement regularly. Because,
there are no physical filters that get dirty.
• Even though, most air ionizers don’t need motorized fans. The
ionization creates a faint breeze that helps in distributing ions
throughout the room. Air ionizers are used in air purifiers.
Airborne particles are appealed to the electrode as similar to
static electricity. These ions are de-ionized by looking for earthed
conductors like ceilings and walls. To improve the efficiency of
the ionization process, some commercial products offer such
surfaces inside the device.
• Air ionizers are the devices that disperse positively or negatively
charged ions attaching to particles in the air. The particulate
matter is then collected by the ionizer or attach to nearby
surfaces. They remove allergen or asthma-inducing particles
from the air.

5. • However, ionizers are not as
effective at eliminating airborne
particles like air purification
devices that use high-efficiency
particulate air or HEPA filters. In
addition to, ionizers may also
produce ozone that can cause or
worsen respiratory problems.
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