Illustrated airflow: red dots approach the intake and blue dots leave the fixture. Not a particle-removal test. Use the page-wide motion control to pause or resume.
Purilux ceiling air purifier. More room for what matters.
Bring air cleaning into the ceiling. Purilux combines filtration and adjustable LED lighting in a single fixture, keeping floors and work surfaces open.
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Above the everyday. No freestanding purifier to position on the floor.
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Light that fits the room. Choose the brightness and color temperature.
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Air cleaning on your terms. Run purification with the light on or off.
Inside Purilux
A closer look. A clearer picture.
Air cleaning happens inside the fixture. Explore the path from room air to filtration and back.
A rotating cutaway illustrates the fixture’s internal air-cleaning system. Product animation, not a performance test. Use the page-wide motion control to pause or resume.
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Draw in room air.
First, the built-in fan draws air from the room into Purilux.
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Filter within.
Next, the four-stage ULPA system captures particles. Activated carbon helps reduce certain gases and odors.
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Return filtered air.
Then, filtered air flows back into the room. Meanwhile, you control the light separately.
Explore the four filter layers +
Four layers. Working together.
Purilux combines particle-filtering layers with activated carbon to address airborne particles and certain gases and odors.
LAYER 01
PET pre-filter (Polyethylene terephthalate)
Helps capture airborne particles before air reaches the inner layers.
LAYER 02
Compound filter media
The inner particle-filtering layer within the four-stage assembly.
LAYER 03
Activated carbon
Helps reduce certain gases and odors by trapping molecules on the carbon’s surface.
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PET finishing layer
Completes the four-layer filter assembly.
Make yourself comfortable
Your light. Your way.
Warm and welcoming. Bright and focused. Adjust the feel of the space with a handheld remote.
Light onPurification on
Room air inFiltered air out
4000 K · Bright whiteLight + purification
Illustrative light and airflow preview
Try the possibilities
A little change. A different atmosphere.
One remote. Simple choices. Separate lamp and fan controls, three color temperatures, and four light-brightness settings.
This preview illustrates the options. It does not control a device.
Room demand. Energy in mind.
Flexible operation. Thoughtful energy use.
Match lighting and purification to your room’s needs with the handheld remote. Keep air cleaning running without keeping the lights on.
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Purify with the lights off.
When lighting isn’t needed, choose Purify Only to keep air cleaning running.
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The brightness your room needs.
Select 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% brightness with the handheld remote. Keep lighting aligned with the task.
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Think beyond the fixture.
Ask your engineer whether a compliant air-cleaning and ventilation strategy could reduce heating and cooling energy use.
Manual controls—not automatic demand response. HVAC savings and ventilation changes require project-specific engineering and performance evidence; savings are not guaranteed.
A place in your space
Three ways to fit right in.
Fit the Purilux ceiling air purifier to a ceiling grid or finished ceiling. Choose the mounting approach that works for your building.
WITHIN THE CEILING GRID
01 · Recessed
Part of the ceiling.
Seat Purilux in a standard 2 × 2 ceiling-grid opening for an integrated finish.
Fixture body above the ceiling
Light panel visible from below
BELOW A FINISHED CEILING
02 · Surface-mounted
No grid? No problem.
Attach the fixture below a finished ceiling using the surface-mount bracket and central canopy.
Fixture body stays below the ceiling
Compact mounting assembly above it
A VISIBLE DROP FROM THE CEILING
03 · Pendant (suspended)
Give it room to hang.
Lower the fixture beneath the ceiling on four suspension cords for a distinct floating installation.
Four-point support keeps the panel level
Visible space between ceiling and fixture
Installation illustrations; not to scale. Use the correct kit and a qualified installer. Confirm support, clearances, electrical requirements and compatibility with ThinkLite for your project.
Picture it in your space
Above your day. Part of your space.
From classrooms to shared workspaces, see how Purilux fits into the ceiling. Then, explore the right lighting and mounting options for your project.
Restrooms. Keep the floor clear.
Bring supplemental air cleaning and lighting overhead, leaving the space below open.
A documented installation shows how ceiling-mounted units can be incorporated into a shared workspace.
Installation example. Not a sizing recommendation.
Commercial restroom
Support the space. Keep the floor clear.
2Purilux fixtures in a commercial restroom
An existing application brings supplemental air cleaning into the ceiling without adding a floor-standing unit.
Anonymous project example from ThinkLite case materials.
Customer perspective
What people are saying about Purilux.
“Nothing outweighed the benefits of adding ThinkLite Purilux technology to our buildings. We vetted several other options, and we found the Purilux to be the most effective, seamless, and scalable product for our campus. It truly helps keep our school operating at top capacity.”
College campus customer
The bigger building picture
Air cleaning. Ventilation. Better together.
The Indoor Air Quality Procedure, or IAQP, is a performance-based approach within ASHRAE Standard 62.1. It considers pollutant sources, outdoor air, and air cleaning together.
A project-specific design can evaluate how those elements meet indoor-air requirements. However, it is not a blanket replacement for outdoor air—and a product alone does not establish compliance.
Build a preliminary estimate from your room, clean outdoor-air flow, and a project-specific clean-air target.
Understanding air changes
Air exchange, made clear.
An air change is a volume of air equal to your room's volume. Air changes per hour (ACH) put that airflow in context.
Fresh outdoor air
Outdoor-air ACH describes how much outside air reaches the room each hour, relative to its size.
Filtered room air
The Purilux ceiling air purifier recirculates air through its filters. Equivalent air changes per hour (eACH) express its particle-cleaning contribution. Unlike outdoor-air ventilation, it does not bring in fresh outdoor air.
For example: 4 eACH means an hourly clean-air volume equivalent to four room volumes. It does not mean every particle is removed or all the air is replaced every 15 minutes.
Starting value: 211.9788 CFM, listed in the current Purilux filtration guide. This is a planning input, not an independently verified test result. Use the applicable tested value when available.
Calculations stay in this browser. Room inputs are not submitted to the inquiry form or added to tracking.
Your planning estimate
600square feet
6,000cubic feet of room volume
—Purilux fixtures, including allowance
Calculated units—
Additional planning allowance+1
Clean-air gap to fill—CFM
Enter the outdoor-air flow and clean-air target to see an estimate.
Preliminary particle clean-air estimate—not ASHRAE 62.1 IAQP or Standard 241 compliance. The extra unit is a planning allowance, not an ASHRAE requirement or a guarantee of safety.
How the estimate works
For feet and CFM:
Target clean air = room volume × target eACH ÷ 60Calculated units = round up [max(0, target clean air − credited clean outdoor air) ÷ per-unit CADR]
Then add one planning unit. Assumes a well-mixed room, clean outdoor-air credit, and the entered CADR at the intended operating setting. No credit is added for other HVAC filtration. Placement, maintenance, outdoor pollution and actual operating conditions can change performance.
Before planning your installation, explore the Purilux ceiling air purifier specifications below. This page features the Purilux Pro configuration.
Simple filter replacement.
A built-in LED indicates when a filter change is due. Replacement filters snap into place without tools. After installing new filters, press RESET to clear the indicator.
Bring Purilux air cleaning and ongoing care into one project-specific service program.
CLAAS can include planned maintenance, applicable filter replacements, and technology lifecycle support. Add monitoring and reporting when Flair and Airlytics are part of your program.
Service coverage, replacement schedules, monitoring and upgrade options are defined in your project agreement.
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Planned maintenance
A coordinated approach to ongoing Purilux equipment care.
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Filter renewables
Support for applicable filter replacements and consumables within your service program.
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Connected insight
Flair monitoring and Airlytics reporting, where included in your program.
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Technology lifecycle
A practical path for supported equipment and platform upgrades.
Good questions. Clear answers.
A few things worth knowing.
What is Purilux?+
The Purilux ceiling air purifier combines air cleaning with adjustable LED lighting. This page features the 2 × 2 Purilux Pro configuration with handheld remote control.
Can purification run with the light off?+
Yes. Because lamp and fan controls are separate, the remote lets you choose Light + Purify, Purify Only, or Light Only.
Does Purilux require a drop ceiling?+
No. Recessed, surface-mounted, and suspended installations are available. Before choosing a mounting option, confirm the appropriate hardware and electrical requirements for your ceiling.
How many Purilux fixtures does my room need?+
Use the planning tool above with room dimensions, clean outdoor-air flow, and an engineer-selected equivalent air-change target. It estimates the particle clean-air gap, rounds up the fixture count, and adds one planning unit. An engineer must confirm the final design; this is not an IAQP compliance result.
Can Purilux replace outdoor-air ventilation?+
Not as a blanket rule. An IAQP design must address the applicable standard, site conditions, contaminant limits, and verified air-cleaner performance. An engineer must evaluate the complete project.
What maintenance should I plan for?+
Purilux has replaceable filters. Inspection and replacement needs vary with operating hours and conditions. Ask ThinkLite for the applicable service instructions and replacement-filter information.
Let's make a plan
Better air starts with your space.
Get the Purilux specification sheet by email. Start with the product details, then discuss your project requirements with our team.
Review fixture features and configuration
Explore lighting and mounting choices
Prepare for a project-specific sizing conversation
Get the Purilux details.
Complete the form to request the specification sheet by email.
WITHIN THE CEILING GRID
BELOW A FINISHED CEILING
A VISIBLE DROP FROM THE CEILING
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