Honeywell HPA6000
Room air purifier · suggested up to 398 sq ft · True HEPA (H13)
A room air purifier rated to clear 257 CFM of smoke-sized particles — enough for a room up to about 398 sq ft.
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Honeywell HPA6000B room air purifier
Search the model number above at your usual retailer, then check what you find against the certified AHAM figures on this page.
Closest model we can link on Amazon: the Honeywell HPA4300B. It is a different purifier: smoke CADR 229 vs 257 for this one, rated for rooms up to 354 sq ft.
See the Honeywell HPA4300B on Amazon →At a glance
Who it's for
Large living rooms and open-plan spaces that need real air-cleaning power.
The standout number
Smoke CADR of 257 — the number that decides how fast it clears wildfire smoke and fine particles.
The catch
AHAM's record lists no carbon stage. If odors or smoke smell matter, check the listing for a carbon filter before you buy.
What size room does the Honeywell HPA6000B cover?
AHAM certifies it for rooms up to 398 sq ft. In a room that size it cleans the air about 4.8 times an hour on its top speed (our math: 257 smoke CADR x 60 / the room volume, with 8-foot ceilings). In a room half that size (199 sq ft) it would clean the air about 9.7 times an hour.
The Verified Label — every AHAM-tested spec
ENERGY STAR listed
US market
Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) — source: AHAM
Coverage & power — source: AHAM (+ computed)
Filter & identity
How it ranks
Where this unit sits among the 236 room air purifiers we track, on the two numbers that decide one: how fast it clears fine smoke particles, and how big a room it covers. A higher percentile is better.
Smoke CADR
Better than 81%
of the 236 units with a published smoke CADR
Suggested room size
Better than 81%
of the 236 units with a published room size
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Every certified version of this unit
AHAM certifies each colourway and region separately, so this machine holds 4 certificates. They are the same purifier — identical CADR — sold under different SKUs. Each row is linkable.
| Certified model | Dust | Smoke | Pollen | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HPA6000Bthis page | 262 | 257 | 285 | 398 sq ft |
| HPA6000BC | 262 | 257 | 285 | 398 sq ft |
| HPA6000W | 262 | 257 | 285 | 398 sq ft |
| HPA6000WC | 262 | 257 | 285 | 398 sq ft |
Frequently asked questions
How big a room does the Honeywell HPA6000B cover?
AHAM suggests it for a room up to 398 square feet. That rating assumes it runs on high and cleans the air about 4.8 times an hour. For faster cleaning — say for wildfire smoke or allergies — size it to a smaller room than the maximum.
What is the CADR of the Honeywell HPA6000B?
Its AHAM Clean Air Delivery Rate is 262 for dust, 257 for smoke and 285 for pollen, with a PM2.5 CADR of 259. CADR is cubic feet of clean air delivered per minute — higher clears a room faster.
Does the Honeywell HPA6000B use a real HEPA filter?
Its filter is listed as True HEPA (H13). True HEPA captures 99.97% of particles down to 0.3 microns.
How much power does the Honeywell HPA6000B use?
About 34.9 watts on its smoke-clearing setting, which works out to 7.4 CADR per watt — a measure of how much clean air you get for the electricity it draws. It is ENERGY STAR certified.
Where can I buy the Honeywell HPA6000B?
We haven't matched a retail listing to this exact AHAM-certified model, so we don't link one — AHAM model numbers often differ from the name a retailer sells it under. Search the model number above at your usual retailer and check what you find against the certified figures on this page. The replacement filters are the recurring cost — check those before you commit to a brand.
Sources. Clean Air Delivery Rate (dust / smoke / pollen), PM2.5 CADR, suggested room size, ENERGY STAR status and power draw come from the AHAM Verifide air-cleaner directory (the industry's independent CADR test). Average CADR, clean-air-per-watt and the percentile figures are computed by Verified HVAC Data from those published ratings. We publish no star ratings and take no payment for placement. "Not published" means AHAM's record doesn't disclose it — we never fill a spec with a guess.