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Control Panel and Remote Control Operation
1. Plug the unit into a 120V mains outlet and press the
POWER (A) button. The unit will start operating in the lowest speed.
The UV lamp will be on. Note that these are always the initial
conditions when the unit has been disconnected from the
120V mains power. If the unit is turned off while having remained
connected to power, it will turn on with the same UV lamp setting
as when it was turned off.
The speed setting will also be kept, if the unit is turned on with
the TIMER (B) button or Remote Control.
2. With each press on the POWER (A) button, the unit will
cycle through the following sequence:
Speed 1 (Lowest speed), Speed 2, Speed 3, Off, Speed 1…
The selected speed will be indicated by the green light next
to the “1”, “2”, or “3” printing.
4. With each press on the UV (C) button, the UV lamp will cycle on and off.
When the UV lamp is on, the green light next to the UV (C) button is lit.
5. The Timer functions, which are controlled by the TIMER (B) button, are as follows:
a. With each press on the TIMER (B) button, the Timer will cycle through the following sequence:
1 hr, 2 hrs, 4 hrs, 8 hrs, Timer off (but the unit keeps operating), 1 hr…
The selected Timer interval (in hours) will be indicated by the
green light next to the “1”, “2”, “4” or “8” printing.
b. The unit will operate for the selected Time interval (1 hr, 2 hrs, 4 hrs or 8 hrs)
and then turn off the unit. After the appropriate time period has passed the green
light will move to the next lower position in order to show the remaining time.
6. The Remote Control turns the unit on and off (see point 1 above).
For long operating distance the Remote Control should be pointed at the
area just below the POWER (A) button.
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How the Air Purifier Works
The internal construction and filtering
stages through which the air passes
inside the LAP-1 are illustrated in Fig. 1
C: UV
B: TIMER
A: POWER
Fig. 1
Control Panel
Remote Control