Windows with built-in air purification systems are not commonly available as a standard feature in most apartments or homes. However, there are various standalone air purification systems that can be installed in apartments to improve indoor air quality.
These standalone air purifiers come in different types such as HEPA filters, activated carbon filters, or even UV purifiers. They can be installed in specific areas of your apartment, such as living rooms or bedrooms, to target the air in those spaces. Some portable air purifiers can be placed on windowsills or near windows to capture outdoor pollutants before they enter your apartment.
It's important to note that while air purification systems can improve indoor air quality to some extent, they should not be the sole solution for maintaining good indoor air. Proper ventilation, regular cleaning and dusting, and minimizing the use of indoor pollutants (such as tobacco smoke or strong chemicals) are also important factors in maintaining healthier indoor air.
If you are interested in installing a specific air purification system or have concerns about your indoor air quality, it's recommended to consult with professionals in the field who can assess your apartment's specific needs and offer appropriate solutions.
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