STARKVIND Table with air purifier, stained oak veneer/white smart
How to get it
- Works with IKEA Home smart
Both a side table and an air purifier that improves the indoor air quality. STARKVIND can be adjusted manually, set to auto mode or be connected to DIRIGERA hub for full control via IKEA Home smart app.
Product details
The air purifier can be set to auto mode, which means that it automatically detects the particles (PM2.5) in the air and then adjusts the fan speed, so you can think about other things.
Make the most of STARKVIND in the IKEA Home smart app using DIRIGERA hub. Adjust fan speed, check current air quality status, set timers and create scenes with your other smart home products.
With the IKEA Home smart app, you can turn on your air purifiers even when you're away – to make sure the air quality is good when coming home.
You can sleep with the air purifier on since it is very quiet at the lower fan speeds. If connected to the IKEA Home smart app, you can also turn the LED light off on the unit when going to sleep.
You can hide the cable in one of the table legs and inside the air purifier to avoid cable clutter.
David Wahl
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
STARKVIND
Table with air purifier, stained oak veneer/white smart
Article number004.619.73| Recommended room size | 20 m2 (215 sq ft) |
| CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) with particle filter | 55 - 270 m3/h (32 - 158 CFM) |
| CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) with particle and gas filter | 50 - 240 m3/h (30 - 141 CFM) |
| Maximum wattage | 33 W |
| Noise level with particle filter only | 24 - 53 dB |
| Speed settings / Automode | 1-5, Automode |
| Available filter types | Particle filter & gas filter |
| Particle filter type (included in the package) | EPA 12 (EN 1822-1, ISO 29463-3) |
| Efficiency of the particle filter | 99.5% |
Measurements
- Cord length: 1.50 m
- Diameter: 54 cm
- Height: 55 cm
Purifies your air and holds your cup
Is STARKVIND a table or an air purifier? Both! At IKEA, we like to think differently to get as much as possible out of every space. One way to do it, is to integrate two functions in one product.
The idea of STARKVIND first came up when Paul Larsson, who is one of our most experienced engineers working with air purifiers, brainstormed ideas with his colleagues. “With our knowledge in furniture, we have a unique opportunity to integrate tech in the home and combine materials like plastic, metal, textiles and wood in a safe way.”
It’s OK to spill
But, what happens if the coffee cup you put on the table tips over and the coffee comes near the air purifier? It was, of course, a scenario Paul and the team had thought of. “It’s about stopping drip before it reaches the fan in the air purifier. First, we thought about putting a rubber strip under the tabletop but then realised we could remove instead of add.” Underneath the tabletop, you can feel thin grooves in the wood. “The liquid gathers in the grooves and drips on the floor instead of trickling down in the air purifier. It was an idea that proved so good that we have patented it.”
Tough quality tests
Combining an air purifier and a table meant new, strict quality tests. “To live up to our standards, STARKVIND had to be able to withstand a pressure of 100 kilos from above in 10-second intervals and pressure from the sides 10,000 times. These are tests we always do for tables, but nothing we normally expose an air purifier to.” Paul says that all product development is a balance between practical and aesthetic solutions, and STARKVIND felt extra important to get just right. “It feels good to be able to contribute to cleaner indoor air by something that blends in and becomes a natural part of the home.”