When people first hear about photobioreactors, the first question is usually, “Which one should I get?” Fair question. Here’s a plain-language guide.
The 5-litre (Standard): Compact and friendly. It’s a good fit for a home, a small office, or a desk corner. If you’re curious but not ready to go big, start here.
The 15-litre (Premium): The middle ground, and our most popular choice. It suits classrooms, reception areas, and cafés where more people share the space and the air could use a boost.
The 20-litre (Diamond): The statement piece. Bigger capacity, bigger presence. It’s ideal for corporate lobbies, co-working spaces, and showrooms where you want to show your sustainability commitment.
All three offer carbon reduction, more oxygen, less pollution, and an aesthetic that looks surprisingly good in a room.
Ask yourself three things: How big is the space? How many people use it? Do you want it to be noticed? Answer those, and the choice usually becomes obvious.
Still unsure? Write to us. We’d rather help you pick the right fit than sell you the wrong one.
When people first hear about photobioreactors, the first question is usually, “Which one should I get?” Fair question. Here’s a plain-language guide.
The 5-litre (Standard): Compact and friendly. It’s a good fit for a home, a small office, or a desk corner. If you’re curious but not ready to go big, start here.
The 15-litre (Premium): The middle ground, and our most popular choice. It suits classrooms, reception areas, and cafés where more people share the space and the air could use a boost.
The 20-litre (Diamond): The statement piece. Bigger capacity, bigger presence. It’s ideal for corporate lobbies, co-working spaces, and showrooms where you want to show your sustainability commitment.
All three offer carbon reduction, more oxygen, less pollution, and an aesthetic that looks surprisingly good in a room.
Ask yourself three things: How big is the space? How many people use it? Do you want it to be noticed? Answer those, and the choice usually becomes obvious.
Still unsure? Write to us. We’d rather help you pick the right fit than sell you the wrong one.
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