Camfil City M
The Camfil City M delivers powerful, reliable air purification for offices, hospitals, schools, and public spaces. Combining HEPA H14 filtration with advanced activated carbon technology, it removes 99.995% of particles, odors, and harmful gases. With high airflow, quiet operation, and broad coverage, it ensures cleaner, healthier indoor air for every environment.
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Overview of Camfil City M
The Camfil City M is designed to maintain exceptional indoor air quality in high-occupancy spaces. Its certified HEPA H14 filter removes microscopic particles, while activated carbon technology captures odors and VOCs. High airflow and 360° distribution provide consistent purification, creating safer, more comfortable environments in offices, schools, hospitals, and public facilities.
Certified HEPA H14 Filtration
Equipped with H14-grade HEPA filters, the City M captures 99.995% of airborne particles down to 0.1 microns, including dust, allergens, bacteria, viruses, and mold spores. Individually tested to EN1822 standards, each filter ensures maximum efficiency and reliability, helping to reduce the spread of contaminants and improve respiratory health in enclosed spaces.
Advanced Activated Carbon Technology
A high-performance activated carbon filter eliminates odors, VOCs, and harmful gases such as formaldehyde and nitrogen dioxide. Rapid Adsorption Dynamics (RAD) technology ensures fast and efficient removal, neutralizing pollutants from furniture, paints, and cleaning agents. This creates a safer, fresher indoor environment while maintaining consistent air quality.
High Airflow & Quiet Operation
With a 150 m³/h airflow and 360° air distribution, the City M effectively purifies spaces up to 75 m², ensuring every corner receives clean air. Engineered for low energy consumption and near-silent operation, it integrates seamlessly into offices, hospitals, and schools, providing powerful filtration without disrupting occupants or increasing utility costs.