How do we ensure clean air or Air Security as a human right?
You have roughly one in two chances of inhaling air that exceeds World Health Organization standards for air pollution if
1. Ground-level ozone
2. Particle pollution/particulate matter (PM2.5/pm 10)
3. Carbon Monoxide
4. Sulfur dioxide
5. Nitrogen dioxide
Now PM 10 means airborne particles with a diameter less than 10 micrometres, while PM 2.5 means particles with a diameter less than 2.5 micrometres. The less the diameter of particles in micrometres, the more harmful they are to the human respiratory system. So PM 2.5 is relatively more harmful than PM 2.5.
One more interesting fact that can amaze you is indoor pollution is more harmful than outdoor air pollution. And in such cases, a person needs complete air security inside the premises. Gone are the days when people used traditional air quality improvement solutions. As the level of pollution increases and air quality worsens every day, humans have to adopt new, advanced and intelligent devices.
Tenshield helps you activate air security effortlessly. The device is known for its high performance to low recurring cost and no harmful ozone to high portability. The IoT (Wifi) connectivity makes the user experience hassle-free. It is highly intelligent and smart, from real-time protection to ultra silent and scheduled on/off to highly energy efficient. Tenshield’s mobile application also offers AQI monitoring, which lets us know the real-time AQI of our space.
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