Has Haier Air Conditioning passed the WHO certification?

According to reports, from the official micro-signal of the representative office of the World Health Organization in China, the WHO statement has never awarded Haier or any other manufacturer the "global leading brand of healthy air", and has never made any evaluation or evaluation on Haier's air-conditioning products or services.

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According to reports, on May 17, a global seminar on indoor air purification and human health was held in Beijing, attended by experts from the World Health Organization, leaders of the Global Health Industry Alliance, Haier Air Conditioning, Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and other institutions and scholars. Who expert representatives awarded Haier the "global leading brand of healthy air", "WHO experts recognized Haier Air Conditioning as" making air ","WHO expert representatives: Haier Air Conditioning set an example to win the global air pollution war "and other related reports also appeared on the Internet.

However, the World Health Organization said in this statement that no WHO employees attended the seminar; Including experts from the World Health Organization and employees of the WHO representative office in China, did not attend the meeting. The World Health Organization has not awarded Haier or any other manufacturer the "global leading brand of healthy air", and has never made any evaluation or evaluation on Haier's air-conditioning products or services. He also said that Wang Hongcai, the expert representative of the World Health Organization who appeared at the event, was not an employee and expert of the World Health Organization, and his words and deeds did not represent the WHO.

According to WHO, Wang Hongcai is an employee of Acupuncture Hospital of Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The hospital is a WHO traditional medicine cooperation center, but it is not a part of WHO, and its employees do not work for WHO, nor can they represent WHO.

Regarding Wang Hongcai's statement that 90% of indoor air pollution comes from air conditioning, WHO also said that the main source of indoor air pollution in China is the burning of solid fuel (biomass or coal) for cooking or heating.

As for Haier's statement, "After 8 minutes of clean air conditioning, the indoor pollutant content dropped to 5 μ g/m3 (μ g/m3), which was better than the daily particulate matter concentration of 7 μ g/m3 in Swiss air at that time, and also better than the safe value of healthy air 10 μ g/m3 proposed by WHO in the air quality guide." The World Health Organization also retorted that the World Health Organization's air quality guidelines for particulate matter, ozone, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide (global update in 2005) recommended that the daily average value of PM2.5 should not be higher than 25 μ g/m3, and the annual average value should not be higher than 10 μ g/m3. This suggestion is not a safe value. In fact, WHO has pointed out that there is no evidence that there is a safety threshold, that is, exposure below this concentration will not produce the expected health hazard effect.

Source: Beijing News Instant News?