As northern India battles a surge in air pollution with Air Quality Index (AQI) levels crossing the hazardous mark of 300, QNET India has introduced the SHARP-QNET Zensational Air Purifier to address the escalating health crisis. With post-Diwali smog, vehicle emissions, and crop stubble burning contributing to toxic air, the urgency for indoor air quality solutions has never been greater.
The SHARP-QNET Zensational Air Purifier employs advanced Plasmacluster Ion Technology, neutralizing 29 types of airborne microbes, including H1N1 viruses and E. coli bacteria. Equipped with a triple-filtration system—pre-filter, activated carbon filter, and true HEPA filter—it removes 99.97% of pollutants, allergens, and toxins as small as 0.3 microns, ensuring safe and clean air for spaces up to 530 sq. ft.
In Guwahati, a rapidly urbanizing hub, the air quality during winter often deteriorates due to increased vehicular traffic and construction activities. The introduction of this air purifier offers a lifeline for households, aligning with the city’s growing awareness about indoor health solutions. With its energy-efficient and quiet operation, the Zensational Air Purifier is poised to gain traction in Guwahati’s markets. Recognizing National Pollution Control Day on December 2, QNET India emphasizes the importance of protecting indoor spaces.