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The Day Indoor Air Changed as Airborne Contaminants Made Visible
CHICAGO, Illinois, March 13, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
For the first time in human history, people can now easily 'see' all the nasty stuff
lurking in their indoor air at home or in the office thanks to a smart new air sniffing
technology launched today by Blueair, the world's biggest name in indoor air cleaning.
(Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20150313/735152 )
The Blueair 'Aware' air sniffer quickly identifies indoor health hazards ranging from
deadly PM2.5 fine dust particles to allergy-causing dust mite feces, gasses and odors.
More, 'Aware' then transmits that information to the Blueair Cloud for display in an App
on a mobile iPhone or Android device, which in turn adjusts an air cleaner to remove the
stuff that otherwise would be inhaled.
"We've launched the future of indoor air today and now health conscious people can
tackle the airborne problems that previously were invisible," said Herman Pihltrad,
President of Chicago-based Blueair Inc.
Noting that once what was out of sight is 'no longer out of mind', Pihltrad added that
Blueair has moved indoor air technology into the 'Internet of Things' realm to deliver a
tangible benefit to consumers.
"Blueair's Aware detects hundreds of different types of airborne particles in indoor
air and sends that information in real time to a Blueair App downloaded onto a mobile
device," said Mr. Pihltrad. "Designed to give people the opportunity to prevent flu or
allergy-like symptoms common to poor indoor quality to develop, Blueair Aware also
monitors room humidity and temperature."
Apart from the impact of outdoor air pollution caused by industrial activity and car
exhausts, modern homes are also being built 'tighter' to conserve energy. Unfortunately,
snug buildings encourage the accumulation of pollution from building materials, carpeting,
household cleaning products, air fresheners, personal care products and even cooking,
which can impact human health, comfort and productivity.
"Previously, people could not know exactly what is in their indoor air, but thanks to
the Blueair Aware sensor and mobile app we can now actually 'see' what's causing us to
sleep badly or is making us feel unwell. And that allows us to do something about it by
turning up our air purifiers to trap the pollution, just as we vacuum dust from the
floor," Pihltrad concluded.
Sold in over 50 countries around the world, Blueair air purifiers work efficiently and
whisper silently to remove 99.97% of allergens, asthma triggers, viruses, bacteria and
other airborne pollutants.
Contact: David Noble, Blueair PR Manager, Phone +44-7785302694 Email:
david.noble@rocketmail.com
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The Day Indoor Air Changed as Airborne Contaminants Made Visible
CHICAGO, Illinois, March 13, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
For the first time in human history, people can now easily 'see' all the nasty stuff
lurking in their indoor air at home or in the office thanks to a smart new air sniffing
technology launched today by Blueair, the world's biggest name in indoor air cleaning.
(Photo:
http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20150313/735152 )
The Blueair 'Aware' air sniffer quickly identifies indoor health hazards ranging from
deadly PM2.5 fine dust particles to allergy-causing dust mite feces, gasses and odors.
More, 'Aware' then transmits that information to the Blueair Cloud for display in an App
on a mobile iPhone or Android device, which in turn adjusts an air cleaner to remove the
stuff that otherwise would be inhaled.
"We've launched the future of indoor air today and now health conscious people can
tackle the airborne problems that previously were invisible," said Herman Pihltrad,
President of Chicago-based Blueair Inc.
Noting that once what was out of sight is 'no longer out of mind', Pihltrad added that
Blueair has moved indoor air technology into the 'Internet of Things' realm to deliver a
tangible benefit to consumers.
"Blueair's Aware detects hundreds of different types of airborne particles in indoor
air and sends that information in real time to a Blueair App downloaded onto a mobile
device," said Mr. Pihltrad. "Designed to give people the opportunity to prevent flu or
allergy-like symptoms common to poor indoor quality to develop, Blueair Aware also
monitors room humidity and temperature."
Apart from the impact of outdoor air pollution caused by industrial activity and car
exhausts, modern homes are also being built 'tighter' to conserve energy. Unfortunately,
snug buildings encourage the accumulation of pollution from building materials, carpeting,
household cleaning products, air fresheners, personal care products and even cooking,
which can impact human health, comfort and productivity.
"Previously, people could not know exactly what is in their indoor air, but thanks to
the Blueair Aware sensor and mobile app we can now actually 'see' what's causing us to
sleep badly or is making us feel unwell. And that allows us to do something about it by
turning up our air purifiers to trap the pollution, just as we vacuum dust from the
floor," Pihltrad concluded.
Sold in over 50 countries around the world, Blueair air purifiers work efficiently and
whisper silently to remove 99.97% of allergens, asthma triggers, viruses, bacteria and
other airborne pollutants.
Contact: David Noble, Blueair PR Manager, Phone +44-7785302694 Email:
david.noble@rocketmail.com
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http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20150313/735152
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