eufyMake Launches Purifier P1 and Exhaust Fan Kit for the E1
The two accessories are designed for E1 configurations that operate with the side door open. One routes air to a window or exterior vent; the other uses HEPA and activated-carbon filtration for indoor recirculation.
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eufyMake has expanded the E1 UV printer range with two accessories designed to manage air during open-format printing. The Exhaust Fan Kit routes air outdoors, while the Purifier P1 filters it and returns it to the room.
The products address a limitation of the E1's larger printing configurations. According to eufyMake, the printer can remain fully enclosed when fitted with the mini bed, allowing its built-in filter to manage odor and particles. The standard bed and roll-to-film attachment require the side door to stay open, at which point the company says the integrated filter cannot capture everything.
eufyMake attributes the odor produced during printing to volatile organic compounds released as UV ink cures. The company has therefore developed one accessory for spaces with outdoor ventilation and another for rooms where venting is not practical.
Exhaust Fan Kit Vents Air Outdoors
The Exhaust Fan Kit connects to the E1's air outlet and uses a centrifugal fan to direct air through a hose to a window or exterior vent. It can sit on a desk or be mounted on a wall, and the package includes 1 m and 3 m hoses as well as a window adapter.
Three fan speeds are available: Silent, Standard and Strong. eufyMake lists a fan speed of 4,300 rpm, air pressure of 480 Pa and rated power of 48 W. The store specification gives a noise level of 50 dB, while the company says Silent mode can operate at approximately 40 dB.
Because the kit exhausts air rather than filtering it, installation requires a window or exterior vent. eufyMake also advises users to protect the hose outlet from moisture and wind-blown debris during severe weather.
Purifier P1 Filters and Recirculates
The Purifier P1 is intended for spaces where air cannot be vented outdoors. It connects to the printer's exhaust path, passes the air through an H13 HEPA filter and six layers of activated carbon, and then returns the filtered air to the room.
eufyMake specifies 2.4 kg of activated carbon with a claimed contact area of 8.4 m². The company lists an air-intake volume of 150 m³/h and noise levels from 45 dB in Silent mode to 55 dB in Strong mode.
The P1 can synchronize with the E1 over Wi-Fi. In Auto mode, eufyMake says it adjusts the fan speed when a print begins, continues operating after the job to clear residual odor and then enters standby. Remaining filter life is displayed as a percentage in the eufyMake app.
| Exhaust Fan Kit | Purifier P1 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $179.99 / 179.99 EUR | $629.99 / 629.99 EUR |
| MSRP | $199.99 / 199.99 EUR | $699.99 / 699.99 EUR |
| Availability | Listed as shipping in 1 to 3 days | Pre-order, ships from Sept 4 |
| How it works | Vents outdoors | Filters and recirculates |
| External vent required | Yes | No |
| Filtration | None | H13 HEPA plus 2.4 kg of activated carbon |
| Published removal claims | Not applicable | 99.54% TVOC and 99.99% PM2.5 |
| Noise | 50 dB rated; approximately 40 dB claimed in Silent | 45 dB Silent; 50 dB Standard; 55 dB Strong |
| Fan speeds | 3 | 3, plus an automatic mode |
| Dimensions | 215 x 180 x 198 mm | 320 x 386 x 456 mm |
| Weight | 1.45 kg | 11.1 kg |
Manufacturer specifications and store prices checked August 25, 2026. The P1 removal percentages are eufyMake claims based on SGS laboratory testing; they are not measurements from an independent product review.
Filter Life Depends on the Operating Mode
The P1 uses a replaceable filter set priced at $199.99 or 199.99 EUR. eufyMake rates it for approximately 1,700 hours in Silent mode, 540 hours in Standard mode and 300 hours in Strong mode. These are purifier-runtime estimates published by the manufacturer, not guaranteed service intervals.
Auto mode moves between the three speeds according to the print job, so eufyMake says actual filter life should fall somewhere within that range. When the filter reaches the end of its rated life, Auto mode is disabled until a replacement is installed. The manual Silent, Standard and Strong settings remain available.
Connection and Test Details
The P1 requires an Exhaust Duct Kit to connect to the E1. At the time of writing, eufyMake lists a bundle containing the duct at the same $629.99 price as the purifier-only version. Buyers who do not already have the required duct should select the bundled configuration.
eufyMake's 99.54% TVOC and 99.99% PM2.5 removal claims come from SGS laboratory tests in a sealed 10 m³ chamber with the purifier set to its highest level. TVOC reduction was measured over six hours and PM2.5 reduction over two hours. These figures describe concentration reduction under the stated test conditions, not single-pass efficiency for air leaving the printer. The H13 designation refers to the filter media. Independent real-world measurements of the complete purifier have not yet been published.
The GREENGUARD Gold certification mentioned in eufyMake's announcement applies to the E1 ink, according to the printer's product page. It does not certify the Exhaust Fan Kit or Purifier P1.
Price and Availability
The Exhaust Fan Kit is listed at $179.99 or 179.99 EUR, reduced from an MSRP of $199.99 or 199.99 EUR. The US store lists it as in stock and shipping within one to three business days.
The Purifier P1 costs $629.99 or 629.99 EUR, down from an MSRP of $699.99 or 699.99 EUR, and is available to pre-order with shipping scheduled from September 4. eufyMake says one filter is included and a promotional second filter will ship separately in late October. The current discounts are scheduled to end on September 15.
Together, the two products give E1 owners a choice between outdoor exhaust and indoor air recirculation. Which system is appropriate depends primarily on the printer configuration and whether the workspace has access to an exterior vent. All performance figures currently available come from eufyMake and its published laboratory-test information.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the eufyMake Purifier P1 cost?
The Purifier P1 costs $629.99 or 629.99 EUR as of August 25, 2026. This is a promotional price, reduced from an MSRP of $699.99 or 699.99 EUR until September 15. It is available to pre-order and is scheduled to ship from September 4.
What is the difference between the Exhaust Fan Kit and Purifier P1?
The Exhaust Fan Kit directs air outdoors through a hose and requires a window or exterior vent. The Purifier P1 uses H13 HEPA and activated-carbon filtration before returning air to the room, so it is intended for spaces where outdoor venting is unavailable.
How long do the eufyMake Purifier P1 filters last?
eufyMake rates a filter set for approximately 1,700 hours in Silent mode, 540 hours in Standard mode and 300 hours in Strong mode. Auto mode combines those speed settings, so actual filter life will vary with use. The figures are manufacturer estimates based on purifier runtime.
Does the Purifier P1 connect directly to the E1?
No. eufyMake states that the P1 requires an Exhaust Duct Kit to connect to the printer. The company offers a bundle containing the duct at the same listed price as the purifier-only version.
Do the eufyMake air accessories work with other printers?
eufyMake describes both accessories as specifically designed for the E1 and does not claim compatibility with other printers.
Sources & methodology
- eufyMake's launch announcement, for the two products, the open-side-door explanation, the filter lifespans, the Auto mode limitation and the weather caveat
- eufyMake US and EU product pages for the Purifier P1: prices, every variant and the duct warning, ship dates, spec table, box contents and the SGS test-condition footnotes
- eufyMake product pages for the Exhaust Fan Kit, both stores, for its price, listed availability, spec table and box contents
- eufyMake's replacement filter listing, for the $199.99 price and the late-October ship date
- eufyMake's E1 overview page, for the GREENGUARD Gold ink-only footnote
- Images: eufyMake official product media
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