Built in Pune. Installed across India.

38–42 °C, low humidity March–June

Pune is our home market — our office is in Bhosari I.E. and our manufacturing facility is at Chakan. That means same-week site visits, direct factory pickup, and service engineers who can reach your plant the same day across PCMC, Chakan, Talegaon, Ranjangaon and Hinjewadi.

33–36 °C with high coastal humidity

Mumbai is coastal and humid, so we are honest about the mix: HVLS fans and exhaust ventilation carry most of the comfort load here, with evaporative cooling suited to the drier months and to fresh-air makeup in kitchens and workshops. Bhiwandi and Panvel warehousing is one of our strongest Mumbai-region applications.

38–41 °C, dry — excellent evaporative conditions

Nashik combines dry summer heat with a dense industrial base at Satpur and Ambad MIDC, plus a large agriculture, poultry and viticulture sector. The dry-heat profile means evaporative cooling performs at the top of its range here.

42–46 °C, very low humidity — outstanding evaporative conditions

Ahmedabad and the wider Gujarat industrial belt see some of the highest dry-bulb temperatures in India with very low humidity — conditions in which evaporative cooling performs at its best. Textile mills, chemical plants and the Sanand automotive cluster are core applications.

43–47 °C, very dry May–June

The NCR industrial belt runs through some of India’s hottest, driest summer conditions. Gurugram and Manesar automotive, Noida electronics and Bahadurgarh warehousing all face 45 °C-plus shop floors where refrigeration is simply not viable at that volume.

38–42 °C with high coastal humidity

Chennai is hot and humid, so HVLS fans and exhaust ventilation do most of the work. The Sriperumbudur–Oragadam automotive corridor and Ambattur engineering estate are large HVLS installations where 1,200 m² per fan changes the economics entirely.

40–44 °C, dry April–June

Telangana pairs a dry summer that suits evaporative cooling with one of India’s largest poultry sectors. Hyderabad’s pharma and engineering estates and the state’s broiler and layer farms are both core Ayzair applications.

33–37 °C, moderate humidity

Bengaluru’s milder climate shifts the emphasis: buildings here need air movement and fresh-air exchange more than aggressive cooling. HVLS fans in warehouses, gyms and manufacturing units deliver comfort at very low running cost, and exhaust ventilation handles process heat.

42–46 °C, dry May–June

Punjab’s industrial belt runs hosiery, textile, bicycle-component and forging units in extreme dry summer heat, alongside a large dairy and poultry sector. Both are strong evaporative cooling conditions.

35–39 °C, moderate humidity, drier than coastal Tamil Nadu

Coimbatore and Tiruppur run textile mills, foundries and pump manufacturing where process heat, cotton dust and fumes all need moving. The inland location is drier than Chennai, so evaporative cooling works usefully alongside HVLS and exhaust ventilation.

44–48 °C, extremely dry — the best evaporative conditions in India

Rajasthan gives evaporative cooling its best conditions anywhere in India: 46 °C at 12–18% relative humidity produces temperature drops of 14 °C or more. Bhiwadi, Neemrana and Sitapura industrial areas are core markets.

40–43 °C, dry April–June

The Indore–Pithampur–Dewas industrial corridor is central India’s strongest manufacturing cluster, running automotive, pharma and food processing in dry summer heat that suits evaporative cooling well.