Product comparison · 2 air purifiers

Philips 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m² vs Philips 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²

Key differences

Air purify rate
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:100 m³/h
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:200 m³/h
Suitable for room area up to
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:30 m²
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:60 m²
Timer duration (maximum)
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:5 h
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:24 h
Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) (particle)
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:100 m³/h
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:200 m³/h
12 NC code
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:8835 1080 0710
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:8835 2080 0710
Height
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:160 mm
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:200 mm
Weight
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:10.9 kg
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:17.6 kg
Width
- 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m²:361 mm
- 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m²:430 mm

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Comparison of FAP108/00, FAP208/00
32 specifications	A Philips 1000 series FAP108/00 air purifier 30 m² Model FAP108/00 View product	B Philips 2000 series FAP208/00 air purifier 60 m² Model FAP208/00 View product
Features5 differ
Air purify rateDiffers	100 m³/h	200 m³/h
Suitable for room area up toDiffers	30 m²	60 m²
Timer duration (maximum)Differs	5 h	24 h
Automatic modeKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) (particle)Differs	100 m³/h	200 m³/h
12 NC codeDiffers	8835 1080 0710	8835 2080 0710
Air quality sensor(s)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Auto power offKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Filteringidentical
HEPA filterKnown for one	Yes	Unknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions3 differ
HeightDiffers	160 mm	200 mm
WeightDiffers	10.9 kg	17.6 kg
WidthDiffers	361 mm	430 mm

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