California's technical requirements and management regulations for air purifiers were introduced against the backdrop of continued challenges to air quality in the state. These requirements mainly draw on and quote the relevant provisions of the U.S. federal Clean Air Act, and have formulated more stringent standards based on California's own environmental characteristics and pollution conditions.

In terms of technical requirements, California's Air Purifier Act mainly focuses on improving purification efficiency, reducing energy consumption, and reducing noise. For example, the bill requires air purifiers to meet certain efficiency standards in removing particulate matter and gaseous pollutants. It also sets upper limits on the energy consumption and noise levels of purifiers.

In terms of regulatory history, California’s Air Purifier Act is gradually formed through continuous revision and improvement. The introduction and improvement of the bill reflects the California government's emphasis on air quality issues and its responsible attitude towards people's health.

In addition, California’s air purifier bill also provides a reference for air purifier manufacturers in other countries and regions. Globally, air pollution problems are becoming increasingly serious. Countries and regions can develop more stringent and effective air purifier technical requirements and regulations based on California's experience and their own actual conditions to protect people's respiratory health.

In general, California’s Air Purifier Act is a forward-looking and practical regulation. Its strict regulations on technical requirements and comprehensive consideration of purifier performance and environmental protection provide a reference for other regions. At the same time, California’s bill is also an important measure to combat air pollution and protect people’s health.