Some problem occurred while processing your request. to enter the official website of Eureka ForbesHome > Home & Appliances > Non-Kitchen Appliances > Choosing an Air Purifiers Choosing an Air Purifiers Reviews Follow us on : Discover how we can help brands Redeem your MS Points for Cash. Update your Bank Account Details x An OTP has been sent to your mobile. Please Enter OTP to verify your Mobile Number Didn't receive OTP ? An OTP has been sent to your email address. Please Enter OTP to verify your email addressAeroguard Breeze Air Purifier has been designed with State-of-the-Art Technology and consists of loads of highly advanced features that help in complete purification of the air inside your room. This air purifier by Eureka Forbes is certified by gui-Lab Germany, for providing highest quality of the air quality. Moreover, it consists of the super-suction that incorporates a powerful intake design. It helps the new Aeroguard Breeze in purifying the air fast and efficiently.

It also offers 3-speed option that adds to the convenient features of this air purifier. Weighing only 1.7 kgs, it is very easy to install this air purifier – be it your office or home. It comes with 22 Watts of power consumption and therefore, you don’t have to worry about the inflated electricity bills either. Another paramount feature is the One Touch Control, which helps in the hassle-free operation of this air purifier. Besides, the Aeroguard Breeze also consists of a Mood Lamp that is meant to give you a sound sleep with its softly-glowing light. This appliance by Eureka Forbes comes along with 1 year Eureka Forbes India warranty. Aeroguard Breeze Air Purifier offers wide air flow that successfully purifies the air in an approximately 200 sq. ft. room. This air purifier by Eureka Forbes delivers 150 m³/h of the air flow. Therefore, the new Aeroguard Breeze ensures that you always get fresh air to breathe. Incorporating the Aerodynamic 360° Air Flow, this air purifier purifies the air present in every corner of the room and keeps you and your family in good health.

5 Stage Air Purification Process Incorporating the 5 Stage Air Purification process, Aeroguard Breeze Air Purifier makes sure that it purifies the air in every possible way. It uses the Active HEPA Filter, Active Carbon Filter, Active Nano Silver, Active 10X Pre-Filter and Activeshield Filtration System, which together gives you fresh air to breathe. The Activeshiled Filtration purifies the air up t0 99.9 percent by successfully eliminating the Respirable Airborne Particles and also the infections that are carried along with flowing air. On other hand, the Active 10X Pre-Filter helps in complete elimination of dust, pet dander, dirt along with the large suspended solid particles present inside the air. Furthermore, consisting of the Active Nano Silver, this purifier purifies the air from air borne germs like bacteria, fungi etc. It adds sterilization capacities to the air and makes it pure up to 99.98 percent. Besides, this air purifier uses the advanced HEPA filter, which results in 99.9 percent purification.

Using a Nano-Fibre Structure, the HEPA Filter eliminates the smoke, pollen, bacteria etc. with the size as small as 0.3 microns. At last, the Active Carbon Filter keeps the air free from odour, foul smell as well as the toxic gases like VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds).air duct cleaning blackmon mooring Anion Generator with Fragrance Diffusergerm guardian ac4010 air purifier Aeroguard Breeze Air Purifier not only ensures that you always get healthy air to breathe but it also ensures the continuous flow of fragrance that keeps your mood set. heaven fresh naturopure air purifier manualThe efficient Aeroguard Breeze consists of the Anion Generator and also a Fragrance Diffuser. It releases the negatively charged ions and eliminates all sorts of the pollutants from the air present inside your room.

Moreover, the Fragrance Diffuser spreads the fragrance of your choice. The fresh aroma keeps your mood elevated. Another best feature in Aeroguard Breeze Air Purifier is that it leads to a silent operation. This advanced air purifier by Eureka Forbes comes with <30 dB of the noise level, when ensures that it does not disturb you when you are asleep. And, when functioning with the maximum speed, the air purifier operates only at 58 dB noise level. Easy to Install & Operate You just have to plug-in the Aeroguard Breeze Air Purifier in a 220-240 Voltage outlet and it is ready to be used. For efficient and safe usage, the user is suggested to install this air purifier by Eureka Forbes in a stable place where the air can freely circulate in and around the appliance. It would give optimum results if placed opposite to your room’s air conditioner. It helps in efficient elimination of all sorts of the air pollutants. Following is a comparison chart that will help you in choosing the air purifier that best suits to your requirements.

Last month, the New York Times’ former South Asia correspondent, Gardiner Harris, wrote a column describing the impact of Delhi’s polluted air on his eight-year-old son’s health. “Delhi, we discovered, is quietly suffering from a dire pediatric respiratory crisis…” he wrote, wondering if foreigners and rich Indian should continue living in India’s polluted capital. But not everyone can just pack up and migrate to less polluted cities. So, a growing number of rich and middle-class residents are now in search for alternative solutions—and among the most popular are expensive air purifiers. Air purifiers are high-tech devices that clean the indoor air by removing impurities such as dust particles (including PM 2.5 particles—the tiny particulate matter that causes the most damage to human health), pollen, smoke and other airborne irritants. Their aim is to typically provide uncontaminated air, though many companies also claim that their purifiers reduce allergic reactions and asthma attacks.

Since entering the market in November last year, Philips has seen the sale of air purifiers almost double. Other manufacturers, including Eureka Forbes and Blueair India, are also seeing their sales rocket. The air purifier market in India has grown from almost nothing to over Rs150 crore ($23.45 million) in the last few years, according to Jayanti Singh, business head for air products at Philips. And the future looks even better. “The industry is growing at 45% CAGR (compounded annual growth rate), but we believe this will increase to 55-60% CAGR in the next four years,” Singh told Quartz.We are getting sales from people who are already prone to these respiratory problems and are desperately looking for solutions,” said Shuvendu Mazumdar, national product manager of air purifiers, Sharp India. “Once Indians start to realise the indoor pollution levels, this market has a potential to be as big as the water purification market in India.” By 2015, India’s water purification industry could be worth Rs4,862 crores ($760 million).

Air purifiers cost anywhere between Rs15,000 and Rs95,000 ($234-1,485), with most orders coming from expats and well-heeled Delhi residents. Blueair, a Swedish multinational that manufactures indoor air purifiers, for example, sold 1,800 units to the US embassy and their staff. The Stockholm-based firm, which began its India operations eight months ago, gets 70% of its total sales from the city’s expatriate population. Expats also make 50% of the total sales of Philips. But here’s the problem: No one’s quite sure about how much of an impact these purifiers have. While doctors and medical experts agree that these machines could provide people with clean air, they are unsure whether air purifiers actually help in controlling the incidents of respiratory attacks among those who are prone to such diseases. Vivek Nangia, a pulmonologist at Fortis Hospital in Delhi, believes there isn’t any scientific study that concludes what a lot of these air purifiers promise. “These machines might filter the air but there is no detailed research which suggests that this device would actually help reducing the incidences of asthmatic attacks,” he told Quartz.

Similarly, Virendra Singh, editor of the journal, Lung India, hasn’t bought into the idea touted by the manufacturers either. “There are just conjectures that by breathing air from the air purifiers, your life span will increase—that is not true and there is no literature to prove it.” Doctors are particularly concerned about one specific kind of these machines: Ionic air purifiers. These purifiers produce ozone as a by-product. Ozone is known to be a harmful lung-irritant, which causes throat irritation and severe chest discomfort. Vijay Kannan, head of Blueair India, however, is quick to reassure. “Ozone is actually good to clear your throat and lungs; it is when ozone reacts with dust particles in the air that it becomes harmful.” But there isn’t a consensus among manufacturers. Phillips says it does not sell ionic purifiers because they believe them to be harmful. “I must say, there are many companies whose products release higher levels (of ozone) and of course, that needs to be corrected,” Jayanti Singh told Quartz.