ReSPR ReSPR FLEX

ReSPR FLEX Air Purification System User Manual

Model: ReSPR FLEX

1. Introduction

The ReSPR FLEX is a compact, next-generation air purification system designed to improve indoor air quality. Utilizing advanced NCC (Natural Catalytic Conversion) technology, originally adopted by NASA for the International Space Station, it actively generates ions and ozone from ambient moisture and oxygen. This process effectively addresses viruses, bacteria, and other airborne contaminants, making your environment cleaner and safer. The ReSPR FLEX is suitable for areas up to 280 square meters (approximately 30 tatami mats).

ReSPR FLEX Air Purification System

Figure 1.1: ReSPR FLEX Air Purification System. This image shows the front view of the ReSPR FLEX unit, highlighting its compact design and control panel.

2. Safety Information

Please read all safety instructions carefully before operating the ReSPR FLEX. Failure to follow these instructions may result in electric shock, fire, or serious injury.

3. Product Overview and Technology

The ReSPR FLEX utilizes NCC (Natural Catalytic Conversion) technology to purify the air. This innovative system actively releases purifying agents into the environment, rather than just filtering air that passes through the unit.

3.1 NCC Technology Explained

The core of the ReSPR FLEX is its NCC cell, which contains a broad-spectrum UV lamp and a special metal coating. When air, containing moisture (H₂O) and oxygen (O₂), passes through the cell, the UV light and catalytic surface react with these elements to produce various oxidizing agents, including hydroxyl radicals (OH⁻), superoxide ions (O₂⁻), and low levels of ozone (O₃).

NCC Cell Structure and Heterogeneous Photocatalyst Mechanism

Figure 3.1: Diagram illustrating the NCC cell structure and the heterogeneous photocatalyst mechanism. The diagram shows how H₂O and O₂ enter the cell, react with the UV lamp and coated metal, and are transformed into purifying ions and ozone.

3.2 Active Air Purification

Unlike traditional air purifiers that rely on passive filtration, the ReSPR FLEX actively disperses these purifying agents throughout the treated area. These agents then seek out and neutralize contaminants in the air and on surfaces, including viruses, bacteria, mold, and odors.

Active Air Purification Process

Figure 3.2: Visual representation of the active air purification process. The image shows the ReSPR unit releasing purifying agents that spread throughout a room to neutralize harmful particles.

3.3 ReSPR is an Air Purification System, Not Just a Filter

It is important to understand that ReSPR FLEX is not merely an air filter. It is an advanced air purification system designed to actively clean the air and surfaces in your environment.

ReSPR is an Air Purification System

Figure 3.3: Image emphasizing that ReSPR is an air purification system, not just an air purifier. It shows the ReSPR FLEX alongside another ReSPR model, highlighting their function beyond simple filtration.

4. Setup

Follow these steps to set up your ReSPR FLEX unit:

  1. Unpack the Unit: Carefully remove the ReSPR FLEX from its packaging. Retain the packaging for future storage or transport.
  2. Choose a Location: Place the unit on a flat, stable surface in the area you wish to purify. Ensure there is adequate space around the unit for proper airflow. The ReSPR FLEX is versatile and can be used in various settings.
  3. Power Connection: Plug the power adapter into the unit's power input, then plug the adapter into a standard electrical outlet.
  4. Initial Power On: The unit may perform a brief self-check upon first power-on.
ReSPR FLEX Usage Scenarios

Figure 4.1: Examples of suitable environments for ReSPR FLEX installation, including restaurants, homes, hospitals, and schools, demonstrating its adaptability.

5. Operating Instructions

The ReSPR FLEX features a user-friendly control panel for easy operation.

For optimal performance, it is recommended to operate the ReSPR FLEX continuously, especially in areas with persistent air quality concerns.

6. Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and efficiency of your ReSPR FLEX unit. The unit's display will indicate when maintenance is required, typically showing "PERFORM CLEANING REPLACE CELL".

7. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your ReSPR FLEX, refer to the following common problems and solutions:

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Unit does not power on.No power supply; power cord not properly connected.Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into both the unit and a working electrical outlet. Check the power outlet with another device.
Air purification seems ineffective.NCC cell needs cleaning or replacement; blocked air vents.Check the display for "PERFORM CLEANING REPLACE CELL" message. Clean the unit and replace the NCC cell if indicated. Ensure air inlets and outlets are not obstructed.
Unusual noise from the unit.Fan obstruction; unit not on a stable surface.Check for any foreign objects obstructing the fan. Ensure the unit is placed on a flat, stable surface. If noise persists, contact customer support.

If the problem persists after trying these solutions, please contact customer support.

8. Specifications

Technical specifications for the ReSPR FLEX Air Purification System:

FeatureDetail
BrandReSPR
ModelReSPR FLEX
ColorBlack
ASINB08M3CNL2G
Applicable AreaUp to 280㎡ (approx. 30 tatami mats)
TechnologyNCC (Natural Catalytic Conversion)

8.1 Dimensions

ReSPR FLEX Dimensions

Figure 8.1: Dimensions of the ReSPR FLEX (right) compared to ReSPR ONE (left). ReSPR FLEX dimensions are approximately 230mm (W) x 330mm (H) x 270mm (D).

9. Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or to purchase replacement parts (such as the NCC cell), please contact ReSPR customer service.

Contact Information:

Please have your product model (ReSPR FLEX) and ASIN (B08M3CNL2G) ready when contacting support.

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