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 Last week, we ran into a solar powered Air purifier. The company HengYuan Electotech has a range of solar powered products that clean the air. Besides the solar powered products, they also have Air purifiers that take maximum advantage of indoor/outdoor temperature difference, to save the maximum on engergy.
I don't want to turn this into a commercial, but the purifiers, do have some potential.
Not only do they clean the air in your boat, car or caravan, they also do this in a very environment friendly way. Not that I encourage you to get into your car and drive a while to get fresh air, but while you are at it.... Unfortunately they don't mention what the products are made off. I mean, when comparing the Toyota Prius to a Hummer, taking into account production of the car, the prius, did not stand out too well in that manner. But I assume that as this company seems very environment orientated, the choice of materials, are hopefully chosen wisely as well. 
The features of this gadget:
- Solar energy powered, green electronic products
- Elegant design
- Help dispel fatigue, make driving more comfortable and energetic
- Several different fragrance available for choice
- Long life time of rechargeable battery
- International certificate: TUV
Functions of this gadget:
- Powered by solar energy, environment protected
- Effective light accelerator filter
- HEPA filter, herbal sterilizing filter, activated carbon filter for your option
- Real count of negative≥1.5×106 ions/cm3, tested by American ALPHALAB, INC Ion counter
- High efficiency activated carbon filter adsorb harmful gas and smoke in the car
Although this seems to go the right way, a few things could make this more perfect to my satisfaction. - publishing environmental information on the website.
(fabrics they use, waste policy etc.) - extending the solar capabilities to other products.
(e.g. by attaching a solar panel to their commercial and in-doors products that you can place outside)
Cheers,
Roel |
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