You can control the Dyson Pure Cool Link remotely by app.
The base has a small footprint, with a diameter of just under 20 cms.
It has a nice long cord (2 meters long), making it easy to plug directly into a wall socket. The tall oval tower “loop amplifier” blows air over a wide area, and it also oscillates back and forth (an option you can toggle on and off, so you can either have it rotating to blow air around the room or stationary and aimed at a precise spot). When night time mode is triggered (either via the app or by hitting the moon icon on the remote) the LED display dims and the fan runs at lower, quieter, speeds (maxing out at level 4). When set to auto I find that it seldom goes into the higher setting ranges. (My husband, who loves the white noise from our wonky old ceiling fan at bedtime actually complained that this unit was too quiet. However settings 6 through 8 are in the “quiet background noise” range, and if it’s at 5 or lower you likely won’t even notice it’s on. When you crank it to 9 or 10 it’s a bit loud, sort of like being in the same room as a hairdryer. The fan motor settings range from 1 to 10. The tower portion comes off easily and is simple to snap back into place. It’s easy to take it apart into two pieces to move it.
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The instruction manual warns that you should never carry it by the tower portion. It’s light and easy to move from room to room. The entire unit weighs under 4 kilos. every weeknight to help keep the air flowing in your bedroom while you sleep. each Thursday night when hubby is cooking dinner, or you could tell it to run the fan at level 6 from midnight until 7 a.m. Using the app you can tell the Dyson Pure Cool Link that you want it to run in auto mode from say 3 p.m. You can set a schedule for when it will automatically turn on and off. The app stores all this info, so you can go back and look at how your indoor air quality charts over time. (Since it can only sense air quality when the fan is running it will turn itself back on every so often to test the air quality, and then either go back to standby or ramp things up if the air quality is flagging.) If the air quality is good it will turn itself off. If the air quality is poor the fan speed will ramp up. You can set it to “Auto” mode, and the Dyson Pure Cool Link will adjust the airflow speed based on the air quality in the room. It removes 99.97% of allergens from the air, including things like pollen, bacteria and pet dander. The HEPA filter is designed to capture ultrafine particles (as small as 0.3 microns).
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