How this Company Connected its Air Cleaners to the Cloud

For example, a high concentration of impurities such as paint fumes, oil and soot at automotive facilities can lead to sore eyes, irritated airways which can cause more serious health conditions such as asthma and, in worst-case scenarios, cancer.

Further, impurities in air can affect products, particularly during production. For instance, in the food industry, airborne particles can contaminate food production. Air cleaners can minimize the level of dust on food products and maximize their shelf life before they are dispatched for retail consumption. 

An environment devoid of air impurities is essential to ensure the continuity of production processes; for example, in logistics warehouses, the accumulation of dust on optical sensors can make it difficult to locate parcels – this can halt production and delay fulfillment. By improving air quality, air cleaners can increase equipment uptime so that production processes do not have to be halted.