When the outlet nozzle is activated, the air current moves. Initially the grease filter of this nozzle will remove grease and other types of heavy pollution from the air. The air current is then blown into the PlasmaMade® Air Filter. This air current is detected by a sensor which automatically turns the filter on or off. Depending on the air current and the quantity of polluted air (smoke, pollen, bacteria, moisture, H2O, smells, viruses and mold), a quantity of ionisation plasma (O3) is injected. The ionised plasma (O3) removes O2 molecules from the polluted air, which means the air is essentially dissected, with only CO2 and Hydrogen (H) remaining. During this process, the fibreglass filter is activated by the electrostatic filter. Through this process of collaboration, all dust particles are attracted and eliminated. The minimal amount of smoke particles which is created in this way is then dissected by the ionised plasma (O3). Finally, all air is filtered one more time through the carbon filter.