A system, method, and air purification device. Air is taken in from an environment into the air purification system. The air is prefiltered. The air is filtered with a primary filter. The filtered air is treated with vacuum ultraviolet radiation in a primary reaction chamber to generate irradiated air. The irradiated air is treated with ultraviolet-C radiation in a secondary reaction chamber to remove ozone. Ozone and other contaminants are removed from the irradiated air utilizing a carbon filter to generate purified air. The purified air is emitted back into the environment from the air purification system.

The smart electric incense and perfume burner is a remotely controllable, electrical incense burner controllable via a smart system using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The burner is in the form of an orb or spherical shell, which may be placed on top of a pedestal having a battery charging circuit. The orb functions separately as a portable, battery-operated, smart electric incense and perfume burner. The orb includes an upper chamber, centrally located at the top of the orb for liquid incense or perfume. The orb also includes a lower chamber with a solid incense heater. The outer surface of the orb has a plurality of vent openings for allowing smoke from the upper and lower chambers to exit the interior of the orb. The vent openings are surrounded by multicolor LEDs and are adapted to receive elongated decorations for display.

The present invention generally relates to a safe steady portable incense heater and, more particularly, to a self-contained incense heater shaped as a trapezoid hexagon inflated from bottom for safely holding, igniting, and heating incense (bukhoor wood bricks). The safe steady portable incense heater shaped as a trapezoid hexagon inflated from bottom heats the incense (bukhoor wood bricks) to a specific temperature in order to help the user direct the smoke flow in the exact direction of the nozzle using the fan thrust. The self-contained safe incense heater shaped as a trapezoid hexagon inflated from the bottom has a small hand size and is portable without any wires to enhance the mobility of the users and the way of using incense or bukhoor wood bricks.

An improved biogenic ionizer with reduced acoustics and air entrainment is disclosed. The ionizer has a cation and anion generator connectable to a power source and utilizes needle point bipolar ionization to generate anions at a first set of electrodes and cations at a second set of electrodes. The electrodes are located on a first and second side of an air flow separator. The air flow separator is divided into a first air flow path way and a second airflow pathway which are at least partially separated from each other by a divider extending at least partially along the airflow separator. Discharged air through separated passages has a first air stream ionized substantially by cations and a second air stream ionized substantially with anions.

An air treatment device includes a housing and a pad holder mounted within the housing. The pad holder has an opening providing access to a support surface for a scented pad. When positioned on the support surface the scented pad has a first end portion remote from the opening and a second end portion adjacent the opening. A mechanism associated with the pad holder is configured to at least partially remove the scented pad from the pad holder. The mechanism includes a lever arm and a pad pusher connected to the lever arm. The lever arm is configured such that movement of the lever arm pushes the pad pusher along the support surface toward the opening, the pad pusher engaging the first end portion of the scented pad and moving the second end portion of the scented pad at least partially out of the pad holder opening.

A scent vaporizing and distribution device uses an electric heating element to rapidly vaporize a liquid scent material. An airflow generator is used to create a distribution airflow that distributes the vapor from the device. The airflow generator can be an electric-powered fan or a manually-powered pump or squeezable bladder. The liquid scent material can include a glycol or a water-glycol mixture. A scent material such as liquid or powdered deer urine or a pleasant scent that can be used as a room or automobile or room freshener is mixed with the liquid. The vapor generator can be removable and replaceable such that different scents can be used with a single airflow generator or an empty generator can be replaced.

Electronic imitation candle devices are described that produce a scent while including a flame-like element that simulates a real fire flame. One example device includes a support assembly having a base, a top plate and a support rod that connects the base and the top plate, as well as a flame element and a light source to simulate a real candle flame. The device also includes a fragrance compartment above the top plate that includes a lid removably positioned on top of the fragrance container. The device is further provided with a heating element above the top plate and below the fragrance container to provide heat to the fragrance container, and a switch coupled to the lid of the fragrance container and operable to sense that the fragrance container is covered by the lid and to deactivate the heating element when the fragrance container is covered by the lid.

A capsule of a volatile substance distribution system having a base unit configured to drive ambient temperature air through the capsule for distributing a volatile substance therefrom. The capsule includes a capsule housing. The capsule also includes a volatile substance member that is housed within the capsule housing. The volatile substance member includes a substrate and a volatile substance on the substrate. The substrate has a porosity that is within a predetermined range for absorption of the volatile substance and for controlled release of the volatile substance from the substrate when the base unit drives air through the capsule.

A device (1) for disinfecting air with electromagnetic radiation, has a radiation chamber (10) where air flows from an intake side (A) to a discharge side (B) along a flow path. At least one radiation source (11) generates electromagnetic radiation in the microwave range and emits electromagnetic radiation into the radiation chamber. At least one fan (20) with an impeller (21) generates an air flow through the radiation chamber (10). The fan (20) takes in air on the suction side (A), convey it through the radiation chamber (10) along the flow path to the discharge side (B) and blows it out of the radiation chamber (10) on the discharge side (B). At least the impeller (21) is arranged inside the radiation chamber (10). The impeller (21) has a plurality of blades (22) formed at least in sections from a material deflecting the electromagnetic radiation.

An air treatment system includes a lower cowling configured to be suspended from a ceiling, the lower cowling defining an interior lower cowling surface and configured to be disposable radially outward from and around a fan configured to induce airflow. Further, the air treatment system includes an upper cowling configured to be disposed vertically above the lower cowling and define an interior upper cowling surface. A gap between the interior upper cowling surface and the interior lower cowling surface forms a fluid passageway comprising an intake opening, an exhaust opening, and a chamber. The fluid passageway is contoured to receive airflow from the fan via the intake opening and direct the airflow through the chamber to exit the exhaust opening. Moreover, the air treatment system includes at least one air treatment device secured within the chamber, the air treatment device configured to treat air passing through the chamber.