IVOLTAIR

IVOLTAIR electrostatic air cleaners Smoke, grease and dust in. Clean air out.

IVOLTAIR electrostatic air cleaners charge and capture particles from 0.1 to 10 µm, with 95% single-pass efficiency. Built for commercial kitchens, industrial exhaust and HVAC systems.

ESP running

ESP on: smoke and grease are caught in the cell, and clean air leaves the building.

Animated illustration of a commercial kitchen: smoke from two woks rises into the hood, travels through the duct into a ceiling-mounted IVOLTAIR electrostatic air cleaner, then through the exhaust blower to the outside.
Capture range
0.1–10 µm
Efficiency (DOP)
95% single pass, 97% double pass
Air volume per unit
2,500–20,400 m³/h
Ionizer
Ozone-free ZSS® electrode

Compliant to and reference standards

How we test
  • ANSI/ASHRAE 52.2-2017Filter efficiency test procedureCompliant
  • NFPA 96Ventilation control and fire protection of commercial cooking operationsCompliant
  • NFPA 79Electrical standard for industrial machineryCompliant
  • CEHigh-voltage power supplyCompliant
  • UL 867Electrostatic air cleanersReference standard

ASHRAE, NFPA, CE and UL names and logos are trademarks of their respective organizations and companies. They are shown only to identify the standards referenced in the design and testing of IVOLTAIR products, and do not imply endorsement by or affiliation with these organizations.

Find the right model for your air volume

Enter your exhaust or supply air volume in m³/h or CFM. Above the largest single model, identical units are installed in parallel, and the selector works out how many you need.

Tip: hood exhaust volume, AHU supply or return air volume, or fan duty from your drawings.

  1. IV2500 2,500–3,400 m³/h
  2. IV5000 5,000–6,800 m³/h
  3. IV7600 7,600–10,200 m³/h
  4. IV10200 10,200–13,600 m³/h
  5. IV15200 15,200–20,400 m³/h

See it working: live demo

An IVOLTAIR ESP dry scrubber drawing smoke from a cooking pot. With the ESP switched off, smoke comes straight out of the discharge. Switched on, the same smoke is captured in the cell.

  • Same unit and smoke source, ESP off and then on
  • Watch the discharge on the right of the unit
  • Green LED: cell healthy. Red LED: time to clean

How an IVOLTAIR unit cleans the air

Dual-stage electrostatic precipitation: particles are given a charge, then pulled out of the airstream onto oppositely charged plates.

Dirty air passes a pre-filter, the ESP cell module and an optional after-filter, leaving as clean air.
  1. Pre-filter

    Washable aluminium mesh in an SS304 frame stops large debris and grease droplets.

  2. Ionizer

    The zigzag semi-spiked ZSS® electrode charges every particle without generating ozone.

  3. Collector

    Precision-spaced plates attract the charged particles: oil mist, smoke and dust down to 0.1 µm.

  4. After-filter or UV

    Optional UV and activated carbon stages break down odours and gases.

BDC™ bi-directional design

Air can enter from either end, so the unit fits the site instead of the site being reworked around the unit.

Low pressure loss

A clean cell adds very little resistance, which keeps fan power and running costs down.

Simple maintenance

A red LED tells you when the cell needs washing. Auto-clean versions need a hard wash only every 4–6 months.

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Where IVOLTAIR units work

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Illustration: IVOLTAIR electrostatic air cleaner in kitchen exhaust

Kitchen exhaust

  • Smoke and grease
  • Wood-fire and tandoor ovens
  • Cooking odour
  • Display and mobile cooking stations
  • Ventless hoods
Illustration: IVOLTAIR electrostatic air cleaner in industrial

Industrial

  • Oil and coolant mist
  • Welding and process fumes
  • Fine dust
  • CNC and machining workshops
  • Workbench extraction
Illustration: IVOLTAIR electrostatic air cleaner in hvac and ahu

HVAC and AHU

  • Return air and supply air
  • Lounges and smoking rooms
  • Allergens and bioaerosols (3–10 µm)
  • Protecting coils and ductwork

We exhibited at ACREX India 2025

20–22 February 2025, Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru

On our stand, electrostatic air cleaners and ESP dry scrubbers stood with their doors open, so visitors could see the ionizer and collector cells and how easily a cell slides out for washing. Our team was on hand to talk through kitchen exhaust, industrial and HVAC projects.

Watch the stand tour

Frequently asked questions

Anything else? Call or WhatsApp us and we will answer the same day.

What is an electrostatic air cleaner (ESP)?

An electrostatic air cleaner, or electrostatic precipitator, gives airborne particles an electric charge in an ionizer and then collects them on oppositely charged plates. IVOLTAIR units capture smoke, grease, oil mist and dust from 0.1 to 10 µm with 95% single-pass efficiency, with much lower resistance than a dense mechanical filter.

How do I choose the right IVOLTAIR model?

Start from the air volume of your hood, extraction system or AHU. Single units cover 2,500 to 20,400 m³/h: IV2500, IV5000, IV7600, IV10200 and IV15200. Enter your figure in m³/h or CFM in the model selector on the home page, or send it to us for a free recommendation.

What if my air volume is higher than 20,400 m³/h?

Identical units are installed in parallel, each taking an equal share of the airflow. For example, 30,000 m³/h is usually handled by two IV15200 units. Very large central systems can also use a Ventilation Ecology Unit.

Do IVOLTAIR ESPs produce ozone?

The ESP ionizer uses our ZSS® zigzag semi-spiked electrode, designed to charge particles without generating ozone. Ozone is produced only where it is wanted: the optional UV Bank with Ozone Generation System uses it inside the duct to oxidise cooking and process odours before discharge.

How often does the ESP cell need cleaning?

A red LED on the unit shows when the cell needs washing, or you can wash it on a planned schedule. The cell and mesh pre-filters slide out and wash with water and detergent. Auto-clean units need a hard wash only once every 4 to 6 months.

Do you offer a site inspection before ordering?

Yes. We offer a free inspection and help select the right air velocity, because rated efficiency depends on air velocity within the specified range and on proper duct design.

Send us your air volume and application. We’ll size the unit.

Free site inspection and duct-velocity advice with every enquiry.

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