Standard Air Purifier
- Cleans mainly around the machine
- CO₂ builds up quickly in sealed rooms
- Outdoor pollution can seep in
Standard Air Purifier
- Cleans mainly around the machine
- CO₂ builds up quickly in sealed rooms
- Outdoor pollution can seep in
For home
Whole-home protection with True Positive Pressure™, real-time monitoring, and verified PM2.5 and CO₂ control, not just a purifier in one corner.
Fresh air flows in. Stale air and pollution move out. Positive pressure keeps it that way.

After their daughter’s respiratory surgery, Breathe Easy’s founders sealed their home and added air purifiers in every room. PM2.5 levels improved in some areas, but the air still felt stale.
That was the missing piece: purifiers could filter pollution, but they couldn’t bring in fresh air or move CO₂ out.
When it comes to the air you breathe, we’re building a new standard. The Turquoise Standard is defined as: PM2.5 below 12 μg/m³ and CO₂ below 800 ppm on a rolling eight hour average.
The BE-TPP100 maintains continuous fresh air flow with intelligent controls, designed to keep your space consistently within the Turquoise Standard. This is optimal air: it provides protection and fuels performance. You can breathe easy when you see the Turquoise Standard.
Turquoise standard
When you inflate a balloon, the air pressure inside becomes higher than the air outside. Even if you make a small hole, the air flows out, not in.
True Positive Pressure™ works the same way. It continuously pumps ultra-clean, filtered air into your home, creating gentle positive pressure. Instead of polluted outdoor air entering through tiny gaps around doors, windows, and walls, clean indoor air naturally flows outward through those same gaps.
The result is a home filled with fresh, filtered air that’s low in PM2.5 and CO₂.
Traditional purifiers can reduce PM2.5 while trapping stale air and rising CO₂ indoors. That’s why sealed rooms often feel stuffy, heavy, or uncomfortable over time. Higher CO₂ is linked to reduced sleep quality and cognitive performance, even before a room feels obviously uncomfortable.
Proof that condo air doesn't have to be stale or stuffy