1 June 2001

NEW TRION AIR CLEANERS PROVIDE SUPREME VALUE FOR MONEY

Trion - the leading name in electronic air purifier technology for the hotel, restaurant and licensed trade for over 50 years - has upgraded its popular Supreme electrostatic air cleaner range to bring customers more air cleaning per pound than any comparable units currently on the market.

Developed by Trion at its joint venture facility in the Czech Republic, these new Supreme units have a 25% lower manufacturing cost than the models they replace. All savings are passed on directly to end-users, resulting in a lower list price than the models they supercede. Greater production efficiency is achieved because the new Supreme range has a significantly increased commonality of components with Trion's popular Series 60/120 range. Sharing the technology in this way also ensures that the new Supreme range is quieter, easier to control and more efficient in removing tobacco smoke and other contaminants from the air.

Trion offers a choice of two different sized units in the new range, the Supreme 1100 and the 2200. Unit installation centrally in the ceiling generates an even air flow distribution from all sides and enables the new Supreme to remove up to 99% of airborne impurities entering the air cleaner. Designed to handle air volumes extending from 500m3/hr up as high as 2050m3/hr, both models feature innovative arc suppression circuitry as standard, which minimises "cracking" during operation. Unit functions and fan speeds can be controlled remotely with a choice of either hard-wired or infra red options. A washable pre-filter and active charcoal after-filter are provided as standard, and units are available in a choice of either ivory or brown finish to match a variety of interior design requirements.

All Trion Supreme air cleaners are fully CE marked as a guarantee of performance criteria and are built strictly in accordance with ISO 9001 / EN 29001.

Trion has vigorously supported the AIR Campaign since its inception, as well as the test procedures carried out by BSRIA to verify noise levels, air volumes and cleaning efficiency of air cleaners as part of the Public Places Charter (PPC). All Trion products, including the new Supreme range, are being tested under this initiative and the results will be published in due course. Trion is part of the Fedders Engineered Product Group.