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Why do Hotels, and Restaurants Need Air Purifiers?

 


The hospitality industry is one of the most important pillars of our economic system. The hospitality industry is a broad category of fields within the service industry that incorporates accommodation, food and beverage services, event planning, fun & leisure activities, occasionally professional meetings with the clients, etc.

The hotel and restaurant industry has traditionally been brick-and-mortar based, but now it is increasingly moving online, generating more revenue.

It is an underlying fact that hotelier/ restaurant owners maintain a high level of customer satisfaction, and a clean and hygienic environment, make them come back to your premises, to improve brand loyalty, and win over the competition in the market then you should consider investing in an air filtration system/air purifier for your hotel, restaurant, or cafe.

What is the importance of air purifiers at hotels/ restaurants/ cafes?

According to a recent study, the Times of India reported that air pollution is one of the top killers in New Delhi, India? and also it is impacting many large cities around the world.

That’s right.

Air quality was ranked as one of the worst in the world and it even has an impact on hotel owners and managers whose main task is to focus on cleaning up their indoor air quality because poor air quality can harm their customers’ health and well-being.

Reasons:

Air pollution can have a dramatic impact on your bottom line. Indoor air pollution occurs when too many people breathe in air that has high levels of pollutants. If your business is located in a large city, then improving your indoor air quality is essential to your customers’ health and well-being. The health and satisfaction of your guests are key in determining the success of your business.

Let us help you transform your indoor air so you can protect your guests’ health and improve their well-being.

Our products will help to improve your indoor air quality and give you the police that your customers are breathing healthy.

Most restaurants and hotels should have a good air purifier on their premises. An air purifier will get rid of the germs that exist in the air which could negatively impact the health of your customers and employees. A good air purifier will help you achieve a work environment that focuses on cleanliness and health.

Therefore, good air quality and excellent taste are two important factors to ensure hotel restaurants can maintain high sales volume and income.

The air purifier i.e, AstroPure which is offered by American Air Filter (AAF) has a wide range of applications. The air purifier removes all the smells and prevents the spreading of airborne diseases [we had all witnessed the impact of COVID, which was transmitted to most people through air transmission]. They are used to complement the cleaning system to remove pathogens from the air before they spread.

AstroPure :

Product Highlights: 

  • One air purifier – many industrial & commercial applications
  • Portable/standalone floor standing air purifier
  • Covers only 200 – 500 Sqft floor area
  • It is a very quieter unit
  • Provides Good Indoor Air Quality
  • It combines particulate, gas-phase, and high efficiency filters to remove airborne particles, gaseous contaminants, viruses, bacteria, fungus, and molds to provide a total clean air solution.
  • Built-in 3 stage air filters (Pre-Filters; Fine Filters; HEPA Filter) and optional UV light
  • HEPA filters remove fine particles, viruses, bacteria, fungus, and molds with an efficiency of 99.99% at 0.3μm.
  • HEPA filters are individually tested with Auto Scanner (EN 1822 Testing Machines)

PurAir350C:

Product Highlights:

  • Ceiling Mounted/ Hanging Air Purifier
  • Covers only 100 – 200 Sqft floor area
  • Suits in congested areas [commercial facilities, healthcare facilities, religious buildings, and other areas]
  • You can operate comfortably with remote control
  • Consumes lesser energy
  • Built-in 2 stage air filters (Pre-Filters (Optional); Fine Filters; HEPA Filter) and optional UV light
  • HEPA filters remove fine particles, viruses, bacteria, fungus, and molds with an efficiency of 99.99% at 0.3μm.
  • HEPA filters are individually tested with Auto Scanner (EN 1822 Testing Machines)

Kitchen Ecology Unit:

  • Provide a means to remove contaminants (smoke, grease, aerosols) generated during cooking operations
  • Provides a better indoor environment
  • Provides optimum performance and energy efficiency in commercial kitchen ventilation systems
  • Removes odors resulted from the release of volatile organic compounds during cooking operations
  • Effectively removes food odours

Enquire now to install our new AstroPure & PurAir350C [FY22 Model] & Kitchen Ecology Unit at your premises.

Website: https://www.aaf-india.com/products/astropure-air-purifier/

Contact: +91 944 875 1680

Email: marketing@aafindia.net

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