Comments on: Panasonic Air Conditioning – Advanced E – Ion Air Purification System https://blogs.panasonic.com.au/consumer/panasonic-air-conditioning-advanced-e-ion-air-purification-system/ The Panasonic Australia Consumer Blog is the best place to find the latest Panasonic product information and reviews, plus promotions and competition announcements. Thu, 19 Sep 2019 05:28:13 +0000 hourly 1 By: Michael Czajka https://blogs.panasonic.com.au/consumer/panasonic-air-conditioning-advanced-e-ion-air-purification-system/#comment-10254 Tue, 15 Nov 2011 11:58:30 +0000 https://blogs.panasonic.com.au/consumer/?p=2720#comment-10254 It’s a negative ioniser… lets not overly complicate it?

A very good idea… and long overdue in an air conditioner.

🙂

]]> By: panasonicau https://blogs.panasonic.com.au/consumer/panasonic-air-conditioning-advanced-e-ion-air-purification-system/#comment-7740 Mon, 08 Nov 2010 01:21:14 +0000 https://blogs.panasonic.com.au/consumer/?p=2720#comment-7740 In reply to Adrian.

Hi Adrian,

Panasonic air conditioners do not introduce any gases into the room. The air conditioner simply adds a negative charge to the existing air particles in the room, and this is how the e-ion air purification function is possible.

Many Thanks,

Team Panasonic

]]> By: Adrian https://blogs.panasonic.com.au/consumer/panasonic-air-conditioning-advanced-e-ion-air-purification-system/#comment-7092 Sat, 25 Sep 2010 12:12:25 +0000 https://blogs.panasonic.com.au/consumer/?p=2720#comment-7092 Has there been any research into the potential health effects of releasing superoxides (if that is the ionic oxygen in use?) into the air? There are indications that superoxide may have a role on asthma attacks, so I wanted to check.

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