Replacement filters designed for the Airclean E20.
Over time, different parts of the filter system may need replacing.
Some people choose to replace individual filters as needed, while others prefer to refresh the full set for balanced performance.
If you’re here, you may be noticing that your purifier is not feeling quite the same…
perhaps the airflow has softened…
or the space no longer feels as fresh as before.
Over time, filters gradually fill with what they remove from the air.
Replacing them helps restore balance and supports your space once again.
Over time, different parts of the filter system may need replacing.
Some people choose to replace individual filters as needed, while others prefer to refresh the full set for balanced performance.
The Inova Air E20 uses a layered filtration system, with each part working together as a complete set.
Captures larger particles such as dust, hair and visible debris and helps protect the deeper filters
Captures finer airborne particles such as dust, pollen, allergens and microscopic particles
Helps absorb odours, gases and airborne chemicals supporting fresher indoor air
Together, these layers support ongoing air purification
within your space.
If only one part of the filter system is showing signs of wear, replacing that individual filter may be enough.
If your unit has been in use for some time,
or the air no longer feels as fresh as before,
a full filter set can help restore more balanced performance.
Replacement depends on use and environment, but you may begin to notice:
reduced airflow
lingering odours
visible dust build-up
the space not feeling as clear or settled
As a general guide:
pre-filters may need replacing more regularly
HEPA and carbon filters last longer over time
Replacing filters is not about perfection —
just a simple step to help your purifier continue supporting your home.
The change is often gradual…
until the air begins to feel clearer, lighter, and easier to settle into again.
If the air in your space still feels heavy or unsettled,
you may wish to explore broader support: