When to Replace the Filter
The AirPro’s smart lifetime tracking system monitors actual filter usage and will alert you when replacement is needed. General guidelines:Signs Your Filter Needs Replacement
- The smart tracking indicator signals replacement
- Noticeable decrease in airflow
- Persistent odors that the purifier no longer removes
- Increased noise at the same fan speed (motor working harder against a clogged filter)
- Visible discoloration or debris on the filter surface
How the Smart Tracking Indicator Works
The AirPro does not use a simple timer to estimate filter life. The smart tracking system monitors:- Cumulative run time across all speed settings
- Air quality conditions that accelerate filter wear
- Fan speed patterns — higher speeds process more air and load the filter faster
Replacement Filter Pricing
Purchase replacement filters at SonoHealth.
Filter Subscription
The AirPro filter subscription delivers replacement filters automatically and includes significant benefits:Subscription Details
- 20% off every filter — Applied automatically to each shipment
- Shipped every 90 days — A fresh filter arrives before you need it
- Lifetime warranty — Your AirPro is covered for as long as the subscription is active, compared to the standard 2-year warranty
- Cancel anytime — No long-term commitment
What the Replacement Filter Includes
Each replacement filter is a complete 3-stage assembly:- Pre-Filter — Captures large particles (dust, hair, pet fur)
- HEPA 14 Filter with Antibacterial Coating — Medical-grade filtration at 99.995% efficiency
- Activated Carbon Layer — Removes VOCs, odors, and chemical fumes
- Antimicrobial Layer — Prevents microbial growth on the filter
Pre-Filter Maintenance
While the full filter assembly is replaced every 6-12 months, you can extend its life with regular pre-filter maintenance:- Vacuum the pre-filter every 2-4 weeks to remove accumulated dust and debris
- Use a soft brush attachment to avoid damaging the filter media
- Do not wash the HEPA 14 or activated carbon layers — water damages the filter media and destroys efficiency
- Check for visible buildup monthly, especially in homes with pets or during high-pollen seasons
- Clean more frequently during wildfire smoke events or construction nearby
How to Replace the Filter
- Turn off and unplug the AirPro
- Remove the outer housing per the user manual instructions
- Remove the used filter assembly
- Insert the new replacement filter, ensuring proper orientation
- Reassemble the housing
- Plug in and turn on the AirPro
- The smart tracking system resets automatically with the new filter
Proper Filter Disposal
Used HEPA 14 filters contain captured pollutants, allergens, and potentially biological material. Dispose of used filters in a sealed bag with your regular household waste. Do not attempt to wash, vacuum, or reuse the HEPA 14 or activated carbon components.Common questions
Can I use a third-party or generic replacement filter? Use genuine AirPro filters. Third-party filters aren’t verified to the HEPA 14 (EN 1822) standard, may not seal correctly, and can reduce performance or void your warranty. Genuine filters are 79.99, or 20% off with the subscription that adds a lifetime warranty. Do the 1-pack, 2-pack, and 4-pack purifiers use the same replacement filter? Yes. Every AirPro unit uses the same 3-stage HEPA 14 replacement filter, so multi-pack households can stock a single filter type. The subscription is especially cost-effective across multiple units. How do I reset the filter indicator after replacing the filter? The smart tracking system resets automatically when you install a new filter and power the unit back on. If it doesn’t, see troubleshooting. What does a replacement filter cost per year? At one to two filter changes a year, most homes spend about 60 annually, or roughly 20% less on the subscription — modest next to the unit’s up-front price. See running costs.Related: Product Overview · HEPA 14 Filtration · Smart Features · Running Costs · Troubleshooting · Buy AirPro

