Vectair Systems have announced the launch of their ‘Harmony Range’ 3D animation videos. These videos highlight the benefits and versatility of their ‘Harmonize Your World‘ passive air freshener systems. Through three aircare systems, V-Fresh™, V-Air® SOLID and V-Screen®, Vectair have been able to uniquely create suited, complementary fragrances.
The creation of matching fragrances across differing aircare systems, allows for a harmonious environment and avoids a ‘fragrances clash’. This occurs when multiple aircare systems in the same location use different fragrances that are unsuitable for each product to work effectively.
Harmony Range
Vectair’s four new videos are broken down into separate product videos. One video also presents the three systems working together in a washroom environment. Each video clip is previewed below;
The Harmonize Your World Range brings together three technologies and provides suited fragrances. So you get the power of multi-phasing technology, urinal screens and universal air freshening, effectively rolled into one harmonized system.
V-Air® SOLID Multi-Phasing Passive Air Freshener avoids fragrance fatigue by containing many fragrance notes. These continuously evolving in strength for up to 60 days.
Vectair V-Fresh™ allows for effective & universal air freshening for up to 30 days. It can be used on numerous surfaces. A hanging slot provides additional versatility;
V-Screen® Urinal Screens deodorize smells and keep the urinals smelling fresh for up to 30 days, catching debris too with a unique web design;
Vectair Systems have revealed that all systems are launched and available to buy with five fragrance options. The long lasting fragrances available are; Apple Orchard, Citrus Mango, Cool Mint, Cucumber Melon and Ocean Spray. All systems are VOC exempt and non-hazardous. There are no storage or transportation issues either and each system is easily installed and replaced.
If you want to learn more about the Harmony Range by speaking to the Vectair team, visit their Get in Touch page.
