Sharp Business System Sold 75000 Air Purifiers Until March'18; Reflects Growing Concern of Air Quality
Increased awareness of the importance of indoor air quality and growing concerns about the impact of impure air quality on well-being have raised demand for air purifiers in the last few years. Indoor environments, such as residential homes, small-sized commercial/industrial units and automobiles are the key areas for usage and installation of air purifier. The air purifier market is thus witnessing a huge growth by multiple new entrants and new business models. Sharp Business System is one of the key players in this area, offering a holistic improvement in the air quality through effective, proven, and safe technology as well as providing solutions to a wide spectrum of problems beyond just dust and smoke, etc.
According to the data shared by Sharp Business System, the company sold 75000 units of air purifier until March 2018. With this growing pace, the company expects about 200 percent growth in 2019 vs. 2018. Speaking to Kishalay Ray, President- Sharp Business System, he shares, "We plan to launch more variants with innovations just like we did recently with our model with mosquito catcher. Also, we wish to create performance indicators for air purifiers wherein consumers should evaluate the effectiveness with respect to solution achieved, i.e., reduced sick days, symptoms of asthma, and sneezing, etc."
Their latest product, of an air purifier with a combination of mosquito catcher, has seen a remarkable acceptance in the market. Ray soon plans to launch the upgraded versions of their existing products with additions claiming seasonal needs of the consumers.
Currently, most air purifiers come with High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) and Carbon Filters which can provide solution up to an extent. Going forward, the consumer awareness can increase the demand for higher technology marvels like Plasma-cluster Ion Technology. "In a recent study, British Allergy Foundation has proved that the Sharp air purifiers reduce the number of toxins entering our body, thereby decreasing the need for medication or taking days off from work. This is missing from most brand commitments since they are too occupied with reducing dust or other particles and have diverted from the actual need and benefits that a consumer expects," Ray Further Claims.
