My V15 came with purple filter, but in the replacement parts catalog I can see 2:
Is there any difference between them except the color? Why only blue one has “HEPA” mentioned in its name? Does it mean purple isn’t a HEPA filter?
Would be nice if someone could clarify this because currently it’s a bit confusing.
Best answer by Stuart
Hi
A great question!
There is a difference between the two filters past that of the colour.
The Post Filter captures 99.99% of particles down to 0.3 microns. This includes the likes of dust mites, pollen particles, mould spores, skin flakes and those particles the size of some bacteria.
The HEPA post filter captures 99.97% of particles as small as 0.1 microns. Further trapping ultra fine particles such as pet dander and diesel soot. Helping towards creating a cleaner and more hygienic home. This additional filtration allows for the naming specification as HEPA.
This HEPA filter is available for purchase separately and included with certain variations of the Dyson V15 range.
I hope this helps.
Stuart
+13Hi
A great question!
There is a difference between the two filters past that of the colour.
The Post Filter captures 99.99% of particles down to 0.3 microns. This includes the likes of dust mites, pollen particles, mould spores, skin flakes and those particles the size of some bacteria.
The HEPA post filter captures 99.97% of particles as small as 0.1 microns. Further trapping ultra fine particles such as pet dander and diesel soot. Helping towards creating a cleaner and more hygienic home. This additional filtration allows for the naming specification as HEPA.
This HEPA filter is available for purchase separately and included with certain variations of the Dyson V15 range.
I hope this helps.
Stuart
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