IIT Delhi startup innovation to turn your AC into an air purifier

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Alumni of Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (Alumni) has built a Nanoclean AC filter which is one of the cheapest machines that will clear the cool air of AC. These filters are capable of stopping the entry of 90 percent of the dust and pollutant in one hour. Its cost is very low and the advantages are very much stated. Learn about this new experiment here

Alumni of Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (Alumni) has built a Nanoclean AC filter which will also clear the AC cooling air. These filters are capable of stopping the entry of 90 percent of the dust and pollutant in one hour. Its cost is very low and the advantages are very much stated. Learn about this new experiment here.

Researcher IIT’s alumni symbol said that this is the most economical nanotechnology clean filter. The cost of this micro AC filter is just Rs 399. This Nanoclean is ready in the market for commercialization. Other researchers associated with this claim that it is able to stop Particulate Mater 2.5 in about one hour and thus reduces the fear of respiratory diseases.

The researcher said that according to a report of the WSO, we spend 80 percent of our time inside our house. Outside the rest of the house, we spend 10% of the time. In such a way, most of the danger lies in the air in the house during the night. Looking at this, we have created a Nanoclean AC filter. Which can be found in both windows and split ac. To use it, we have to remove the plastic lid from the AC and put it in the lattice. In such a way, the air will get clean air. He said that we have used this substance in office, home and elsewhere and we have got positive evidence. Looking at this, we are bringing this substance into the market. With the help of this substance, without air purifier, the air will get the air. This can be purchased from the company’s website nasofilters.com

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