■■ Important Notice Regarding Small Fans ■■

Did you know that small fans are used for air conditioning and kitchen air intake and exhaust?
And do you know where those small fans are installed in the office buildings, hospitals, schools, and other buildings that you own or manage, and how many years have passed since they were first used?

Our small fans are not subject to this system, but products will eventually reach the end of their lifespan with long-term use. To prevent consumers (actual users and maintenance companies) from experiencing similar accidents, we have decided to once again ask that small fans (which are usually not easily inspected and are mainly installed in ceilings) be inspected.
The estimated product life of a fan is 15 years for the fan body (casing and impeller) and 10 years for the motor, excluding consumable parts (belts, bearings, etc.). For small fans that are more than 15 years old, we generally recommend updating the equipment. Even if it has not been 15 years, we ask that you have it inspected to prevent accidents caused by aging.

Just like other household electrical appliances, our small fans may emit smoke or, in the worst case scenario, catch fire due to the aging and deterioration of electrical parts such as the motor. Please follow the "Inspection and Checking Procedures for Small Fans" below and inspect the applicable product or request a regular inspection from us.
There are two types of "Inspection and Checking Procedures for Small Fans": a simple inspection for users and one for maintenance companies in charge of maintaining the equipment.