Desktop Air Purifier Gen 2 Novva Living

Desktop Air Purifier Gen 2

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Desktop Air Purifier Gen 2 Novva Living

Desktop Air Purifier Gen 2

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Novva Living · Consumer Electronics

Desktop Air Purifier Gen 2.

Combines a HEPA filter, aromatherapy sheet slot, and negative ion emission in a compact USB-powered desktop unit. Delivers 151–300m³/h of filtered airflow to cover rooms of 11–20m² at an operating noise level of ≤36dB — quiet enough for a desk, bedside table, or home office throughout the working day. Removes smoke, odours, and airborne particles from the breathing environment.

HEPATrue Particle Filtration
≤36dBQuiet Operation
20m²Max Room Coverage
3‑1HEPA + Aroma + Ion
HEPA FiltrationCaptures particles, dust, allergens
Aromatherapy SheetAdd your preferred scent
Negative Ion EmissionSecond layer of air freshening
USB Powered — ≤36dBDesk-ready, all-day quiet
01HEPA Filter — Genuine Particle Filtration for the Air You Actually Breathe

The HEPA filter is the primary air treatment mechanism in the Gen 2 — it physically captures airborne particles as room air is drawn through the filter medium, removing them from circulation rather than ionising them or masking them with fragrance. HEPA filtration captures particles at 0.3 microns and above at a minimum capture rate of 99.97%, which covers the particle size range that includes fine dust, pollen, pet dander, mould spores, tobacco smoke particles, and the fine particulate matter associated with cooking and urban air pollution. The distinction between HEPA filtration and ion-only or activated carbon-only purification is significant for anyone whose primary concern is allergen or particulate reduction rather than odour: ions and carbon reduce the perceived air quality impact of particles, but only a physical filter medium actually removes them from the air. For use on a desk or in a bedroom within the 11–20m² coverage range, the Gen 2 provides the air filtration quality associated with standalone HEPA purifiers in a form factor that sits on a desktop and draws power from a USB port.

02Aromatherapy Sheet Slot — Add Your Preferred Scent to Filtered Air

The dedicated aromatherapy sheet slot allows a scented sheet or pad to be placed in the airflow path, so the air distributed by the purifier carries the chosen fragrance into the room as it circulates. The distinction between an aromatherapy slot in a HEPA purifier and a standalone diffuser is that the scent is carried by the same filtered airflow that the purifier is already producing — the fragrance disperses with the cleaned air rather than from a separate source, which produces a more uniform distribution of scent throughout the room without requiring a dedicated surface unit. The aromatherapy function supplements rather than replaces the HEPA filtration: the filter removes particles and allergens from the air while the scented sheet adds a fragrance element to the output airflow, producing filtered, scented air rather than choosing between the two. Essential oil drops or scented sheets can be used in the slot depending on the user’s preference and the slot design — refer to the included instructions for compatible aromatherapy media types.

03Negative Ion Emission — A Second Layer of Air Treatment Alongside HEPA

The negative ion emission operates in addition to the HEPA filter rather than as an alternative to it, which distinguishes the Gen 2 from single-mode purifiers that use either filtration or ionisation but not both. The ion emitter releases negative ions into the outgoing airflow, which attach to any airborne particles that have not been captured by the filter — particles that are too small to be reliably captured at the filter’s rated efficiency, particles re-entering the room from surfaces, and odour molecules from sources that generate them continuously such as cooking, pets, or outdoor air entering through ventilation. The combined effect of physical filtration and ion emission produces a more consistent air quality improvement than either approach alone: the HEPA filter addresses the particle load in the recirculated air, and the ion emission provides ongoing treatment of newly introduced particles and odour molecules in the room air between filter passes. For odour-sensitive environments or rooms with pets and continuous odour sources, the dual-mode operation provides more thorough and consistent air treatment than a HEPA-only unit.

04USB Power — ≤36dB Quiet Operation for Desks, Bedrooms & Offices

The USB power supply means the Gen 2 draws power from any USB port — a laptop, a USB desk adapter, a monitor hub, or a standard USB wall adapter — without requiring a dedicated mains socket positioned near the desk or bedside. For desk use where mains sockets are occupied by monitor, laptop, and peripherals, or for bedside use where a mains socket near the bed is unavailable or inconvenient, USB power is a practical advantage over mains-powered purifiers. The ≤36dB operating noise level places the Gen 2 at or below the ambient noise level of a quiet room, which means it does not add a noticeable hum to the environment of a home office or bedroom. At 36dB, the fan noise is comparable to a quiet library or a whispered conversation at a distance — audible on close inspection but not a distraction during work or sleep. The 151–300m³/h airflow at this noise level represents the Gen 2’s most directly useful specification: it delivers effective air circulation and filtration across up to 20m² without the noise trade-off that higher-powered purifiers require to achieve similar coverage figures.

Product Specifications
FiltrationHEPA Filter
Extra FunctionsAromatherapy Sheet Slot · Negative Ion Emission
Airflow151–300m³/h
Coverage11–20m²
Noise Level≤36dB
PowerUSB
RemovesSmoke · Odours · Dust · Allergens · Fine Particles
Best ForHome Office · Bedroom · Living Room · Small Workspace up to 20m²
In the Box1 × Desktop Air Purifier Gen 2
  • Remove all packaging from the unit, including any protective film on the exterior and any packaging material inside the filter housing. Packaging material left in the airflow path will reduce performance and may cause the unit to overheat.
  • Connect the USB cable to the purifier and to a USB power source — a laptop port, USB wall adapter, or USB hub. The unit does not require a specific USB adapter rating beyond a standard 5V USB output.
  • Place the purifier on a flat, stable surface with the air intake and outlet unobstructed. Do not place against a wall, in a corner, or under a desk where airflow to the intake is restricted — the purifier requires clearance on the intake side to draw room air through the filter effectively.
  • If using the aromatherapy slot, add your chosen scented sheet or a few drops of essential oil to the aromatherapy medium before switching on. The scent will be carried by the outgoing airflow from the moment the fan starts.
  • Switch on using the power button. Select fan speed using the speed control if available. For initial use, run at the highest speed setting for 30–60 minutes to establish a filtered baseline in the room, then reduce to a lower speed for ongoing quiet operation.
Position the purifier in the room rather than in an alcove or enclosed space — the purifier treats the air it draws in and distributes the filtered air outward. Enclosed positioning reduces the room air volume it can access and treat.
  • The HEPA filter requires periodic replacement to maintain filtration performance — a saturated filter reduces airflow and filtration efficiency. Under normal continuous use, HEPA filters in desktop purifiers typically require replacement every 3–6 months, though this varies with air quality and usage hours.
  • Signs that the filter needs replacement include a noticeable reduction in airflow from the outlet, increased operating noise as the fan works harder against a clogged filter, or a musty odour from the unit indicating filter saturation.
  • Do not wash or attempt to clean a HEPA filter with water — HEPA filter media is damaged by moisture and will not return to rated performance after washing. Replace with a compatible replacement filter.
  • The pre-filter layer (if present) can be gently vacuumed or brushed to remove accumulated surface dust and extend the life of the HEPA filter behind it. Clean the pre-filter monthly as part of routine maintenance.
  • Clean the exterior of the unit and the air intake grille with a dry cloth monthly to prevent dust accumulation on the intake surface from reducing airflow before it reaches the filter.
Always power off and unplug the unit before opening the filter housing or performing any maintenance. Do not operate without the filter installed — the HEPA filter protects the fan and internal components from direct particle exposure.
  • Scented sheets: place the scented sheet in the designated aromatherapy slot according to the included instructions. The sheet sits in the airflow path so the outgoing filtered air carries the scent into the room. Replace the sheet when the fragrance fades — typically every 1–3 days of continuous use.
  • Essential oils: if the aromatherapy medium is an absorbent pad rather than a pre-scented sheet, add 3–5 drops of essential oil to the pad. Allow the oil to absorb before inserting — excess wet oil in the airflow path can be carried into the fan mechanism.
  • Recommended oils by use: lavender or chamomile for bedrooms and sleep environments; peppermint or eucalyptus for home office alertness and focus; citrus blends (orange, bergamot, lemon) for morning energy and mood; sandalwood or frankincense for a calm, grounded evening atmosphere.
  • Avoid: thick or undiluted oils that may not fully absorb into the pad and could be carried as droplets into the fan. Use only water-soluble or appropriately diluted essential oils designed for diffuser or aromatherapy use.
  • Effective coverage (11–20m²): a standard UK double bedroom is approximately 14–18m²; a small home office or study is typically 8–14m²; a large bedroom or open-plan kitchen-diner area will be at the upper end or beyond the Gen 2’s rated coverage. For rooms above 20m², a second unit or a higher-capacity purifier is recommended.
  • Desk placement: position on the desk surface with the outlet facing into the room rather than toward a wall. The purifier draws air from the surrounding room, filters it, and distributes clean air outward — it is most effective when positioned centrally in the occupied zone rather than in a corner.
  • Bedroom placement: position on a bedside table or dresser within the room rather than behind furniture or inside a wardrobe. For overnight use at ≤36dB, the noise level is low enough for most people to sleep through, particularly with the fan at a lower speed setting.
  • Closed room vs ventilated room: the purifier is most effective in a closed room where the filtered air volume is not continuously diluted by unfiltered outdoor air entering through open windows. For rooms that must remain ventilated, run the purifier at a higher fan speed to compensate for the incoming unfiltered air.
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