Jaquar Group’s new ‘Sensor & Sensibility’ campaign

In a post-pandemic world, the idea of touch has undergone a sea-change. Daily activities are now guided by the looming discretion of us avoiding touching surfaces or object unless absolutely necessary, and that too with the requisite precaution.  Identifying this as a concern that is here to stay, The Jaquar Group has introduced their latest campaign themed ‘Sensor and Sensibility’, aimed at encouraging  a contactless, sustainable, and more functional interface both bath and lighting solutions. Anchored on the smart usage and functionality of the bath-ware, sanitaryware and lighting solutions in a contactless manner both at homes and public places, the product range incorporates Jaquar’s proficient sensory intelligence technology and customization of existing products to eliminate the hand contact. 

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The campaign launch is backed by a new TVC that introduces a three-fold resolution, enhancing the touch-free and safer hygiene experience – sensor, pressmatic and retrofit portfolio.  The products highlighted in the TVC include touch-free, energy-saving, motion sensor-based solutions in bathware, sanitary ware and lighting category addressing the needs of homes as well as high footfall and transmission-heavy commercial sites such – airports, hospitals, hotels/restaurants, and shopping malls.

Speaking on the TVC, Sandeep Shukla, Head Marketing & Communication – Global Operations, Jaquar Group said, “With the ‘Sensor and Sensibility’ range we wanted to assure and offer a contactless and safe experience to our customers while keeping our core brand philosophies of sustainability and functionality at the heart of it. The pandemic-led scenario around the world, has led us to reconsider our lifestyles and our interface with surfaces both at home and public. . It has become necessary to ‘break the chain’ of infection and rehabilitate most facets of our lives including the places we visit and the surfaces we touch. The Jaquar Group’s quality-assured, technology-backed,  ‘touch-free’ products hope to aid is a seamless transition to a touch-free lifestyle for both public and private spaces.”

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