Control circuit for an air cleaner

Gas separation – With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media – Solid agent cleaning member movingly contacts apparatus

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55270, 55271, 55274, 55467, 55DIG34, B01D 4646

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047923458

ABSTRACT:
A control circuit for an air cleaner including a gas sensor, an ultraviolet sensor and a control circuit for performing an automatic operation of the air cleaner in response to the detection of outputs of the sensors. A predetermined number of electrical pulses from the ultraviolet sensor are observed by the control circuit during a first predetermined time period after the passage of a second predetermined time period from a point of time when an initial pulse from the ultraviolet sensor has been inputted to the control circuit, the control circuit identifies the predetermined number of the pulses as a drive signal for initiating the operation of the air cleaner.

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