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Not only do they help consumers protect their health, but air conditioners also provide the perfect 'cooling off' solution for the summer of 2017.
1. Air conditioners continue to be a 'hot item' in 2017, especially those equipped to repel mosquitoes.
The refrigeration market is entering its busiest period of the year. The complex weather patterns and mosquito-borne diseases are prompting users to pay more attention to mosquito-repelling air conditioners.
Combatting Zika with air conditioning
According to the Ministry of Health, in 2017, Vietnamese citizens will continue to battle strong outbreaks of mosquito-related diseases. In addition to dengue fever, in recent years, the emergence of the Zika virus has caused many families to worry.
Zika, also known as the 'human brain-eating virus,' is a new strain of virus related to dengue fever and poses a significant danger to humans. Pregnant women infected with the Zika virus can cause fetal deformities and microcephaly. If infected with the virus in the first three months of pregnancy, complications are nearly undetectable.
The danger of the Zika virus makes mosquito prevention efforts during the summer urgent. In addition to traditional methods like installing mosquito nets or using chemicals, there's also the involvement of mosquito-repelling air conditioners from LG.
Consumers are concerned about mosquito-repelling air conditioners
How do mosquito-repelling air conditioners work?
The mosquito-repelling technology from LG operates based on ultrasonic waves and is very safe for users. Ultrasonic waves are sound waves with frequencies beyond the human hearing threshold (over 20,000 Hz), but mosquitoes can still sense them. In an environment with ultrasonic waves, mosquitoes feel uncomfortable and fly away.
According to testing by the National Institute of Malaria, Parasite, and Insect Control – Ministry of Health and global certification organizations like Intertek and TUV Nord, LG's mosquito-repelling air conditioners can operate with an efficiency level of up to 82%. As a result, the presence of mosquitoes in the room significantly decreases when the mosquito-repelling mode is activated.
LG's mosquito-repelling air conditioner uses ultrasonic waves, which are very safe for users.
In addition to mosquitoes, the ultrasonic waves on LG air conditioners also repel small harmful insects with biological structures similar to mosquitoes. This significantly improves the living environment for families.
LG's mosquito-repelling air conditioner is a feature that can operate even when the cooling mode is not activated.
Mosquito-repelling air conditioners do more than just repel mosquitoes
LG is currently the 'unrivaled' brand in the mosquito-repelling air conditioner market in Vietnam. LG's options for mosquito-repelling air conditioners include the V10APR with a capacity of 9000BTU and the V13APR with a capacity of 12000BTU.
In particular, mosquito-repelling air conditioners not only repel mosquitoes but also provide the perfect 'cooling off' solution, with LG's leading technologies in refrigeration. The mosquito-repelling air conditioner is equipped with the latest generation Smart Inverter compressor, with the ability to save up to 70% energy. The stable and durable operation of the Smart Inverter compressor is affirmed through a warranty period of up to 10 years.
Mosquito-repelling air conditioners are becoming a 'hot item' in the refrigeration market.
Of note are health care features such as an electrostatic antibacterial filter, 3M antibacterial filter to maximize bacteria elimination, and automatic cleaning mode to effectively remove dirt.
