Hi all!
Just got my BP03 today and loving it so far. I notice there’s tilt airflow angle setting to choose from between 50 degrees, 25 degrees, 0 degrees and I think a breeze function. Is there a best angle to choose to get the most ideal performance? For context, I have this in the kitchen/dining room area mainly to remove cooking odour in the corner of the room. Please let me know what setting/angle would work best for my use case, thanks!
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Dyson BP03 Airflow Tilt Angle Direction
Best answer by Jack
Hi
Welcome to the Dyson Community, and congratulations on your new Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet™ Formaldehyde!
To purify the room evenly, position your machine on a level floor. For the most effective purification, position it on the edge of the room with the conic amplifier pointing to the furthest point, along the wall. You can also position it facing diagonally across the room.
We recommend leaving your Dyson purifier set to Auto mode - so it can rely on data from it’s onboard sensors to monitor and react to indoor pollution events as you’ve described, and adjust airflow speed automatically. You’re welcome to adjust the airflow projection angle to suit your needs and preferences.
You can find some further information on getting started with your new machine here:
Hope this helps!
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+13Hi
Welcome to the Dyson Community, and congratulations on your new Dyson Purifier Big+Quiet™ Formaldehyde!
To purify the room evenly, position your machine on a level floor. For the most effective purification, position it on the edge of the room with the conic amplifier pointing to the furthest point, along the wall. You can also position it facing diagonally across the room.
We recommend leaving your Dyson purifier set to Auto mode - so it can rely on data from it’s onboard sensors to monitor and react to indoor pollution events as you’ve described, and adjust airflow speed automatically. You’re welcome to adjust the airflow projection angle to suit your needs and preferences.
You can find some further information on getting started with your new machine here:
Hope this helps!
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