The European Air Purifier Act is a regulation designed to improve the safety, health and environmental performance of air purifier equipment and is based on EU directives and standards1. The regulation applies to any person or business selling or supplying air purifier equipment on the EU market2. This regulation requires all air purifier equipment to meet the following requirements:

Low Voltage Directive (LVD): This directive specifies electrical safety requirements for air purifier equipment to protect against electric shock, fire and other hazards3.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC): This directive specifies electromagnetic compatibility requirements for air purifier equipment to prevent interference or interference4.

Machinery Equipment Directive (MD): This directive specifies mechanical safety requirements for air purifier equipment to prevent mechanical injury, crushing, cuts, etc.

Ecodesign Directive (ErP): This directive specifies energy efficiency and environmental impact requirements for air purifier equipment to reduce energy consumption, emissions and waste.

The European Air Purifier Act is a forward-looking and unified regulation. It is an important initiative of the EU in air quality management and reflects the EU's commitment to public health and environmental protection. The purpose of the regulation is to reduce the harm to human health caused by air pollution, a risk factor for chronic diseases such as respiratory disease, cardiovascular disease, and cancer. The effect of this regulation is significant. It is estimated that this regulation can avoid about 40,000 premature deaths every year and save about 20 billion euros in medical expenses and social costs.

The European Air Purifier Act is a regulation that benefits consumers, manufacturers and the environment. It provides a high standard and consistent framework for air purifier equipment, promotes market integration and competitiveness, and also promotes technology progress and innovation. The regulations provide consumers with more choices and assurances about purchasing safe and efficient air purifier devices based on their needs and budget. The regulation also provides manufacturers with clear and feasible guidance so that they can comply with regulatory requirements, improve product quality and performance, and also expand market share and competitiveness. The regulation also provides a positive impact on the environment, making air purifier equipment no longer a source of energy waste and pollutant emissions, but a contributor to energy conservation and pollutant emission reduction.

In short, the European Air Purifier Act is a regulation worthy of praise and imitation. It demonstrates the EU's advanced concepts and practices in air quality management and also provides a useful reference for other countries and regions. This regulation is a regulation that takes into account public health, consumer interests, manufacturer development and environmental protection. It is a regulation that meets the requirements of the times and social needs. I hope that this regulation can be effectively implemented and supervised, and that more people can understand and support this regulation and jointly contribute to improving air quality and protecting human health.