Summer Summer Heat: Japanese Air Conditioning Workers Keep Cool.

Japanese workers working in an overheated environment have found the summer temperatures soaring.

Since the 3 / 11 earthquake, nuclear power production in Japan has been greatly affected.

In order to avoid suffering from power cuts in hot summer, the Japanese government appealed to employees to turn off air-conditioning.

Fukushima nuclear crisis also promoted sales of Japanese cooling clothing, which was seen as a way to save energy.

Clothes with a built-in air conditioning system are now seen as a more ingenious way to keep cool while saving energy.

The micro electric fan is powered by lithium battery. It can work continuously for 11 hours per charge, so it consumes much less energy than the normal air conditioning system.

Although the style of "air conditioning jacket" is not fashionable, the effect of relieving heat is really good.

Air conditioning clothing inhales 20 liters of air per second. After the air is circulated inside the garment, it is expelled from the cuffs and collar.

This will keep the workers working outside the hot summer cool and prevent heatstroke.

At present, 1000 enterprises in Japan, including automobile manufacturers, steel producers, food companies and construction companies, are in use.

Hiroshi Ichigaya, President of Japan air conditioning company, said that the demand for air conditioning clothing this year is Gu Hong.