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This is Enta.

I Went to the Heatwave Countermeasures Expo at Tokyo Big Sight (Part 1)

The standard measure for preventing heatstroke is wearing lightweight clothing, but,

Since every manufacturer is pushing Peltier elements this year, this one's the best!

There's no such thing (personally, I think it's not quite right in practice?)

This looks like a new water-cooled suit.

I'm carrying this on my back, plus I'm wearing an air-conditioned suit.

How many layers are you going to wear in this damn heat!!!!!!

That's the deal, and plus—a full harness!

It’s almost enough to make you think, “Are they tying up the contractor for some bondage play?!” lol

I don't mean to criticize, but I think we should listen more to the opinions of those on the front lines...

I'm sure you're listening, but I'd like you to ask specialists in even more demanding fields.

Like roofers, for example? People who work on factory roofs, and slope contractors like us, too, right?

For those who work constantly under the blazing sun, have no place to take shelter, and face restrictions on their movement.

That's why mist sprays and other products that you can take directly to the job site seem like they'd be really handy.

At this size, you can take it pretty much anywhere, and even when the water runs out, it still works just fine as a fan, right?

If possible, I really wish they’d used Makita or HITACHI batteries!!!! lol

This appears to be made overseas.

It seems to last quite a while on a single fill-up, so it's the best option for job sites where 100V power is available.

I feel that a circulator-type fan, which has a more focused airflow than the fan-type model currently on site, would be better suited for the site.

Since some of these misting systems can be easily installed on-site,

If you're constantly using a compressor like we do, there might be some sites where it could be installed.

See you later.