Testimonials
Satisfied customers spreading news of how Air Pear helped solve
their problems.
Grocery Stores:
Customers at grocery stores were complaining about being chilly and uncomfortable as they shopped the cold cases. Grocery managers were complaining of water puddles in front of freezer cases and fogging that prevented shoppers from seeing the frozen product lines. “There were a number of customers complaining to management and some complaints even appeared online on Twitter." “There have been huge benefits with the overall reduction of relative humidity where the Air Pear destratifiers have been installed.”
Tom Hutchinson,
Enreps LLC, Energy Management & HVAC Consultants
Northern Colorado Biotechnology Company:
“For the months of October-December, our natural gas use in our warehouse building was down by over 18% compared to the prior year. This was exceptional considering that the number of heating degree days in that period was up about 25% compared to the prior year.”
Exhibition Center, Boulder County, CO:
“I will be more than happy to speak to any person who is interested in these products…”
Greg Billings,
Boulder County Architect Office - 
Rogue Rock Gym, Oregon
“I would like to compliment your company on a fine product…”
Matt Lambert, Rogue Rock Gym, Oregon
Rogue Rock Gym -
Pharmaceutical Warehouse:
“Just wanted to let you know it appears that your fans are having the desired effect on energy savings. In October, natural gas usage in our warehouse building was down about 16.8% compared to the prior year, despite a doubling of heating degree days (coldest October in a very long time.) For November, natural gas usage was down 25% compared to 2008.”
Aircraft hanger, Tri-State Generation & Transmission Assoc.,
Broomfield, Colo.
“Noise is not an issue. The Air Pear system is quiet, and we do not even notice the background sound. You forget that they are even running. I would highly recommend the Air Pear system by Airius to other aircraft hangar operators.”
Barry Hitt, Captain
Nevin Platt Middle School, Boulder, Colo.
“I’ve taken a couple of snapshots at the temperatures and in the gym the difference is about 1 to 1.5 degrees different between the high and low thermostat. In the library, the difference is about 1 degree.”
Mike Cuskelly
Director of Maintenance,
Boulder Valley School District
