Technical Overview
 
Each LiteAir tower is designed as a modular, vertically integrated purification system with the following key components:
 
Turbion Vortex Intake System (Ground Level)
A controlled air vortex draws polluted air inward at high velocity, pre-separating larger particulate matter through centrifugal force before entering the internal filtration stages.
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Electromagnetic Separation Layer
Utilizing a charged field to isolate and capture metallic and magnetically responsive particles from the airflow, improving overall system efficiency and reducing filter load.
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HEPA H13+ Filtration Chamber
Designed for the removal of ultrafine particles including dust, allergens, and smoke down to 0.3 microns. This chamber forms the backbone of the mechanical filtration process.
 
Activated Carbon Cloth Layer
Captures volatile organic compounds (VOCs), odors, and gaseous pollutants through adsorption. This replaceable layer enhances air purity and extends system lifespan.
 
Fusion Light Chamber (Non-UVC)
A photonic disinfection chamber engineered to neutralize airborne bacteria and viruses safely without producing ozone or secondary pollutants, distinguishing LiteAir’s design from traditional UVC systems.
Solar-Powered Energy System
Integrated photovoltaic panels provide sustainable power for fans, sensors, and internal components, supported by a battery reserve for continuous 24-hour operation.
 
Clean-Air Diffusion Outlet
Processed air is released through a quiet, laminar exhaust system designed to distribute purified air evenly back into the surrounding environment.