Source: Economic Daily

Air pollution has become a hot topic affecting quality of life. In response to the PM2.5 threat, Vanwu's Green Building Intelligent Business Unit's "Dual-Flow Fresh Air System" has once again become a key selling point for new developments, frequently chosen as a standard feature by real estate projects and hotels.

During the long six-month haze season, the public fears the invisible health damage caused by PM2.5. Air purifiers running in tightly sealed rooms with closed doors and windows can lead to poor air circulation, high CO2 levels, and oxygen deficiency, which can result in fatigue and harm to health. The Dual-Flow Fresh Air System, which won the 2017 Taiwan Excellence Award, can simultaneously introduce outdoor air, filter suspended particles, and expel indoor polluted air. It achieves proper air convection and heat exchange, providing fresh air without opening doors or windows, and operates 24 hours with only a monthly electricity cost of just 3.2 TWD.

During the rainy season, the humid weather often causes the growth of mold, bacteria, termites, and dust mites, worsening allergies. The Procozy dehumidifier uses a Japanese-imported zeolite dehumidification wheel that works more effectively as it gets colder. It automatically controls humidity and drains water, making it ideal for home, commercial, and industrial use.

Vanwu will be exhibiting products such as the Dual-Flow Fresh Air System, SUNON DC energy-saving ventilation fan series, and the Procozy  air purifier and dehumidification system at the 2018 Kaohsiung International Building Materials Exhibition (booth: S1061) from September 13 to 16, offering solutions for improving indoor air quality in commercial offices and homes.

Vanwu Company phone: (07) 616-7936. (Reporter: Huang Fengsen)