With lot of deforestation and concerns about global warming, more and more people are conscious about the environment they live in. Whether it is the locality of the place where you stay, the traffic or even within your homes. People want new household appliances that would bring in fresh air into their homes. The latest in air conditioning technology which uses traditional appliances to grow plants in your home is Homeier Flora air cleaning Center.
The appliance wears a very luxury hood that comes with an array of 225 blue LED’s that glow on the plants and help them grow. These plants are so selected so as to give out fresh breathable air, that human can consume and live healthier. This stainless steel ionization hood gives practically sterile air and can be installed in recirculating mode only. The design is metallic, and the hood with the LED’s is a beautiful sight for the homemakers.
The appliance is devised by Homeier which is now manufactured exclusively in Germany. This “Made in Germany” appliance stands for its high rate quality, exclusivity, and durability. It comes with a 440 m³/h motor that has run-on function with 4 delay times – 10, 20, 30 and 40 minutes. The stylish design has caught eye of many homemakers, and people who used it finds it durable and reliable. There is optional timers for reservoir lights and also comes with optional remote control.
The main advantages of the appliance are its eco-friendly nature, and the stunning looks. The heat is greatly reduced, as more plants grow within the room. The heat energy is recovered and used in working of the machine. Also its installation cost is fairly less. It has efficient 5 stage filtration system for unobstructed circulation. No external air supply and needs no chimney system in place. Its ideal for allergy sufferers, who would need to breathe fresh air for better health.
For now, the Flora Air cleaner is only available in a few Eastern European countries like Germany, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Poland, and it costs €4,400 ($5,975).
Via: Appliancist
