Coway Lucy

Coway Lucy Water Purifier

2 in 1 : Penapis Air dan Ice Maker utk Rumah dan Pejabat
LUCY(RM190)

-kemudahan keluarga dan pekerja
-air 3 suhu : suhu bilik/sejuk/panas
-tangki besar : suhu bilik(3.5L), sejuk(2.5L), panas(1.5L), ais(1kg)
-lampu dispenser
-safety lock bg air sejuk/panas
-power saving
-tangki dan bahan buatan BPA free
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*pemasangan percuma seluruh malaysia
*servis berkala setiap 2 bulan
*penukaran filter berkala
*servis sanitasi percuma 5 tahun
*alat ganti percuma 5 tahun
*pemilikan produk setelah tamat tempoh sewa 5 tahun

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Coway Ombak

🌊Ombak 🌊

CHP-7310R 
Table Top

📢Mempunyai 50 kombinasi suhu dari air suam hingga panas 90c
📢Mempunyai pilihan untuk paip faucet tambahan untuk basuh ayam,ikan, sayuran dan masakan. Jadi kita basuh dengan air bertapis.
📢Air Tulen RO dengan SINARAN UV (Dengan PILIHAN filter mineral)
📢 Sebulan RM140 untuk pakej Sewa Beli
📢Minimum Contract 3 Tahun
📢 Tangki paling besar 13.5 Liter
Room: 7.8 ltr 💧
Cool: 2.3 ltr❄
🔥Hot : 3.4 ltr (🔆tangki Air panas lebih Besar dari Villaem)
📢Servis 2 Bulan Sekali (Included)
📢Filter diGanti 6 Bulan Sekali (Included)
📢Penghantaran/Pemasangan(Included)
📢Warranty 5 tahun(Included Banjir dan Kilat)
📢Sparepart (Included)

Harga Rental : Rm140
Harga Cash : Rm4300

Outright service membership: Rm680
Rental membership: Rm80 (min kontrak 2 thn)

Add on : 

🍹Boleh tambah jd Air Mineral filter Rm100 utk setiap 6 month

Dishing Faucet utk buat cuci sayur @ beras dll : Rm120 🚰 utk selamanya.

🔆🔆 Tambahan utk Mineral & Faucet cucian tu Cody akan uruskan🔆

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Malaysia sebagai hab Asia Tenggara Coway, tembusi pasaran Islam

Pengeluar penulen udara dan penapis air terbesar Korea Selatan, Coway Co Ltd merancang menjadikan Malaysia hab bagi Asia Tenggara untuk kawalan berpusat. Ia juga dijadikan langkah permulaan untuk menembusi pasaran Islam global. Malik Ridhwan ada butirannya dari Seoul.

http://www.astroawani.com/video-bisnes/malaysia-sebagai-hab-asia-tenggara-coway-tembusi-pasaran-islam-293700

Senarai Produk dan Harga Baru

Pengenalan Konsep Penapis

Pengenalan Konsep PENAPIS

Dalam badan manusia, PENAPIS AIR adalah BUAH PINGGANG atau
GINJAL yg menapis mineral, kotoran dan toxin dalam darah. 

Bebanan ginjal akan meningkat dengan pemakanan dan minuman yg tinggi asid, mineral, racun, kimia dan patogen(bakteria virus).

www.myhealth.gov.my/buah-pinggang-ginjal

Dalam badan manusia, PENAPIS UDARA adalah PARU PARU yg menapis kimia, patogen, toxin, gas dan pencemaran. Antara kandungan udara adalah gas kimia, patogen(bakteria dan virus) dan VOC( volatile organic compounds atau bahan kimia organik yg tidak stabil - bau busuk kulat, asap bakar, asap masakan, sampah dll). Ini bebanan bagi paru-paru.

www.myhealth.gov.my/sistem-respiratori

Dalam sistem penapis, akan ada tinggalan bahan kotor dalam penapis yg buatkan buah pinggang atau ginjal dan paru-paru semakin lemah terutama dalam proses penuaan bila umur meningkat.

Bagi membantu kehidupan manusia dan meringankan bebanan risiko penyakit, Coway merekacipta produk penapis air dan penapis udara hasil daripada kaji selidik dan pembangunan pusat R&D Coway yg bertauliah.

        

Dengan pengeluaran skala besar sebagai pembuat penapis air dan penapis udara antara yg terbesar dunia dengan pasaran di 60 negara, Coway menawarkan produk penapis air dan penapis udara pada kadar yg mampu dimiliki pelbagai lapisan masyarakat melalui pelbagai cara pembayaran ansuran bagi penjagaan kesihatan keluarga.

Water Access, Resources & Sanitation

Clean water is an essential element for human health, wellbeing and prosperity. Whether used for drinking, cleaning, food production or industrial output, access to sufficient water resources is a basic human need. Access to sufficient and safe sanitation facilities is also vital for hygiene, disease prevention, and human health.

The World Health Organization highlights the contribution of poor water and sanitation access to health, mortality and reduced poverty alleviation.1 2 Contaminated drinking water, poor sanitation facilities and open defecation contribute to the transmission of infectious diseases such as diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, and polio, and can also have severe impacts on malnutrition. The WHO estimates that in 2015, the deaths of 361,000 children under 5-years-old could have been avoided by addressing water and sanitation risk factors.3

In this entry we present data on progress on improved water access, access to sanitation facilities, and the incidence of open defecation. Freshwater — whilst a basic human need — is also a finite, and in some regions, scarce resource. This entry also presents data on levels of freshwater use, withdrawals by sector, and levels of freshwater scarcity/stress. Balancing human needs for freshwater with sustaining long-term supplies will continue to pose an important development challenge in the decades to follow.

https://ourworldindata.org/water-access-resources-sanitation

Air Pollution in the World Today

Air pollution

From smog hanging over cities to smoke inside the home, air pollution poses a major threat to health and climate. The combined effects of ambient (outdoor) and household air pollution cause about 6.5 million premature deaths every year, largely as a result of increased mortality from stroke, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer and acute respiratory infections. Low-and middle income countries suffer from the highest air pollution exposures, indoors and outside. In most low- and middle-income cities fine particulate concentrations exceed WHO guideline levels of 10 micrograms per cubic metre (10 ug/m3).

News release: 9 out of 10 people worldwide breathe polluted air

2 May 2018, Geneva – Air pollution levels remain at dangerously high levels in many parts of the world. 

New data reveals that 9 out of 10 people breathe air containing high levels of pollutants. 

like black carbon which penetrate deep into the lungs and cardiovascular system. 

WHO estimates that around 7 million people die every year from exposure to fine particles in polluted air 

that lead to diseases such as stroke, heart disease, lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases 

and respiratory infections, including pneumonia.

• 9 out of 10 people worldwide breathe polluted air but more countries are taking action

Air pollution is an invisible killer that lurks all around us, preying on the young and old. Learn how it slips unnoticed past our body's defenses causing deaths from heart attack, strokes, lung disease and cancer.

24% of all stroke deaths are attributable to air pollution. Air pollution causes 1.4 million deaths from stroke every year.

25% of all heart disease deaths are attributable to air pollution. Air pollution causes 2.4 million deaths due to heart disease every year.

43% of all lung disease and lung cancer deaths are attributable to air pollution. Air pollution causes 1.8 million deaths due to lung disease and cancer every year.

Most air pollution-related deaths are from non-communicable diseases (NCDs). In terms of global disease burden, air pollution is the cause of over one-third of deaths from stroke, lung cancer, and chronic respiratory disease, and one-quarter of deaths from ischaemic heart disease.

From smog hanging over cities to smoke inside the home, air pollution poses a major threat to health and climate. The combined effects of ambient (outdoor) and household air pollution cause about 7 million premature deaths every year, largely as a result of increased mortality from stroke, heart disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, lung cancer and acute respiratory infections.

More than 80% of people living in urban areas that monitor air pollution are exposed to air quality levels that exceed WHO guideline limits, with low-and middle income countries suffering from the highest exposures, both indoors and outdoors. 4.2 million</span>deaths every year as a result of exposure to ambient (outdoor) air pollution. 3.8 million </span>deaths every year as a result of household exposure to smoke from dirty cookstoves and fuels.

http://www.who.int/airpollution/en/