Panasonic Air Conditioning – The Patrol Sensor
Second in Air Conditioning Webisode Series Explains the Newly Designed ‘Patrol Sensor’
The second in a series of seven webisodes about Panasonic Air Conditioners explores the innovative new ‘Patrol Sensor’ feature. The patrol sensor acts an ‘unseen army against dirt and bacteria’ by detecting when a large amount of dust or unclean air is present, so the air purifier can start cleaning the air.
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The next in the series of webisodes will focus on the E-Ion Air Purification System
[...] heat and Panasonic air conditioners will automatically adjust to this change, thanks to the Eco Patrol Sensor. If you are having a party or playing Wii in your living room, the Eco Patrol Sensor will [...]
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