Honeywell 17000N Permanent Pure HEPA Quietcaire Air Purifier | 
| Brand: Honeywell
Buy New: $99.95
New (24) Used (2) from $80.00
Rating: 75 reviews Sales Rank: 8009
Color: Ivory Shipping Weight (lbs): 13 Dimensions (in): 15.8 x 13.1 x 17.1
MPN: 17000 Model: 17000N UPC: 090271170007 EAN: 0490850012252 ASIN: B000050AQ5
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| Features:
| • | Reduces up to 99.4% of bacteria & germs | | • | New Permanent Lifetime True HEPA vacuumable filter | | • | QuietCare technology for ultra quiet operation | | • | 3 speeds with filter clean monitor | | • | Recommended for medium rooms |
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Amazon.com Review This portable air cleaner is recommended for filtering the air in a closed room as large as 168 square feet (12 by 14 feet). As it continuously circulates a room's air--about six times per hour--it employs two filters to remove smoke, pollen, dust, animal dander, dust mites, molds, bacteria, viruses, and odors. Especially useful for asthmatics and allergy sufferers, the cleaner contains a true HEPA filter that is at least 99.97 percent effective at trapping extremely tiny particles (as small as 0.3 microns) while a prefilter reduces odors. Honeywell's IntelliCheck system permits monitoring the filters' lives. Each filter has a button. Pressing a button activates a light, which blinks or shines steadily. One blink indicates that the filter has lots of life remaining, two blinks means less life, three blinks means even less, and a steady light indicates the filter needs changing. The HEPA filter lasts one to three years; the prefilter, three months. Filter replacement is simple, and replacement filters can be ordered separately. The air cleaner has three speeds, and all are exceptionally quiet for an air cleaner this large and powerful. It carries a five-year warranty against defects. --Fred Brack
Product Description Honeywell Quiet Care, True Hepa Air Purifier, Incorporates Patented Airflow Technology With Sound Reducing Features For Ultra Quiet High Speed Operation, Removes 99.97% Minimum Effectiveness At Capturing Airborne Particles As Small As 0.3 Microns From The Air That Passes Through, Soft Touch Electronic Controls With 3 Speeds & Indicator Lights, Intelli Check Feature Electronically Monitors Filter Usage, Easy Filter Access For Convenient Replacement, 5 Year Limited Warranty, Room Size 12' x 14' Uses Replacement Pre Filter #38002 & Replacement Hepa Filter #HRF 11 (2 Filters Required)
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Portable Air Cleaner with HEPA Filter is Whisper Soft March 17, 2001 Michela (Seattle, WA, USA) 192 out of 196 found this review helpful
As someone who is highly allergic to cigarette smoke and other air pollutants and irritants, I purchased a round Honeywell HEPA air filter when it first came on the market several years ago. It still works well in the living room, but it is quite noisy even on its lowest setting.This year I purchased another Honeywell air cleaner with a HEPA filter (Model 17400) for my bedroom because I had contacted bacterial pneumonia last year and wanted to make sure I did not get it again. Next, I purchased this Honeywell 17000 Air Cleaner (with HEPA filter) for use in a smaller bedroom which has been turned into a home office and library. These air cleaners really work! This winter I have not had a cold or flu. Also, this Honeywell Air Cleaner with HEPA filter is whisper soft, and I have had no problems with sleeping, working, reading, watching tv, or listening to music when it is running on the low and medium settings. I leave it on all the time, and I've found that it cleans the air best when the door is closed. It has a convenient handle on the top, so I can move it to another room quite easily. Also, it is light enough that I can take it with me in the car if I want to use it away from home. The prefilters last about 3-6 months, (and they can be vacuumed often if you have pets who shed). I change my HEPA filter every year, but you can wait 3 years to do so. These filters are easy to change. The Model 17000 is for a smaller room, and the Model 17400 is for a larger space. Highly recommended for anyone who has pets, who lives with or entertains people who smoke, and who is allergic to dust, molds, or pollens.
Does the job, but rather noisy May 19, 2005 Richard J. Mcgrath (Beacon, NY, USA) 98 out of 101 found this review helpful
The Honeywell seems quite well made. The pre-filter and filter are easy to change. The carry handle on top is useful when you want to move it from room to room. The HEPA filter seems to work fine, as any other True HEPA model will, but my real concern is the noise level. If all HEPA purifiers were like this, I would accept it, but I recently purchased the "Kenmore 295 CADR True HEPA Air Cleaner" from Sears. It is described as "America's quietest true HEPA high-efficiency air cleaner technology". The Kenmore is _quieter_ on its _highest_ setting, than the honeywell is on its _lowest_ setting, and if you put the Kenmore on its lowest setting, you can barely hear it. You'll have no problem sleeping or watching TV with it running. Note that even though the Kenmore is much quieter, it has a CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) twice that of the Honeywell, and it handles a room twice the size. I paid $199 for the Kenmore, so yes, a little more expensive than the honeywell, but absolutely worth it. So, the honeywell is fine, but you won't want to run it continuously or run it while you sleep because of the noise. There are better models out there. Look into the Kenmore.
very disappointed May 13, 2003 34 out of 38 found this review helpful
I have been using a Norelco Clean Air Purifier for probably over 10 years now. I thought it was time to get a new air purifier because now it seems I have to change the filters more frequently. From the reviews I thought that this model would be perfect. After I purchased it I was very disappointed: First, it's TOO LOUD!!! It's supposed to be "QuietCare" and I don't find it quiet even on the lowest level - that's probably because the purifier itself is SO BIG (10.5 x 15.5 x 14). That's the second thing I don't like about it - the size. My Norelco is less than half that size and works much better and is much quieter. {I definitely would have bought another Norelco if they were still making them.} Last, but definitely not least, this air purifier does absolutely nothing to reduce odor (I have a pet). There are TWO filters with this model and still it does not help to reduce odors! Another reason I purchased this model is because I was able to get it on sale (somewhere else). I don't even think it's worth that and I am really considering returning it. The room I am using it in is 11 x 13 and it states that it is preferably for a room up to 12 x 14. The thing is so big you would think it could purify a room twice that size. This is the first time I am writing a review and I am only writing this because I wish there was a review like this when I was shopping around so that I would have looked for another brand of air purifier.
Positive (realistic) review February 14, 2003 Carey (Sea Cliff, NY United States) 24 out of 26 found this review helpful
I have never had an air cleaner, so I have no basis for comparison. I also have not had it for too long, so i can't advise on it's long term performance. That being said I am very happy so far with it. I recently, and for no aparent reason, developed mild asthma and allergies. I have two cats and, while I am not a pathological neat-freak, don't have small messes around the home, and I vacuum frequently. Both my asthma and allergies have gone away. The air is remarkably more crisp, and my sleep, while it was good to begin with, is better.As for my experience with the noise level, and with deference to other reviews, I have no problems with the cleaner. This thing has moving parts, i.e., the consequences of thermodynamics and mechanics hold sway: there will be heat, friction, viscous drag over surfaces, etc... it sounds like a fan. On the lowest setting, which still filters a large volume of air (per time), sleeping or reading is very comfy in the same room. While the two higher settings may be too much to relax in the same room with, it will be slightly audible in another (close proximity) room. The filters are easily accessed. They are concentric with one HEPA and a carbon prefilter, and are, at first glance, sealed.
Why do people expect silence? December 2, 2006 H. Nelson 19 out of 19 found this review helpful
If you want a silent, useless air cleaner, go buy an overpriced oreck or sharper image unit. It will reduce things like smoke and tiny, tiny particles, but forget it getting rid of dust. I know, I had one. If you want a unit that actually "Filters" the air, buy this. Sure on Medium or High this unit will add background noise, but on low, it is hardly noticable if it's not right next to you. We noticed an immediate "crisp feel" to the air and huge reduction in dust in the air. My cough of 3 weeks is gone overnight. Coincidence.. I think not. Don't read into the reviews that bash the noise.. Noise means it's working.
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