(1/7) As India’s temperatures exceed 40 degrees (March 2022 was the country’s hottest since 1901), more and more people will turn to cooling devices like ACs, which release more hydrofluorocarbon refrigerants (HFCs) — a major contributor to global heating — into the atmosphere. 
(2/7) Therefore, it is the need of the hour to look at more energy-efficient alternatives besides tackling the global environmental crisis with mindful sustainable choices and lifestyle patterns.
(3/7) Agra-based Ashutosh Verma’s Exalta is one such company which provides a sustainable alternative through solar power ACs. He claims that his units can save up to 80% of electricity and have a shelf life of 25 years.
(4/7) With their solar ACs, users are expected to save approximately 600 units of electricity per month, which can reduce their electricity bills by Rs 5,500, which is a significant reduction in comparison to the normal ACs.
(5/7) Exalta is now working on making batteries for off-grid gadgets with more battery capacity so that they don’t need to be charged all the time or be exposed to the sun.
(6/7) Besides solar ACs, Exalta also manufactures mini ventilators, inverters, freezers, deep freezers, and compressors, all of which are eco-friendly and consume less energy.
(7/7) #WingifyEarth encourages such proactive actions to safeguard the environment and keep it clean.
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