Fundamental Improvement of Data Center Cooling Efficiency - Innovative Water Solution "SEA'S7" Realizing ΔT Improvement and Energy Savings -

We will introduce the implementation results of the sensor technology developed by the Hotron Group, which has been cultivated over more than half a century, through customer case studies. In addition to automatic door sensors, we also offer a wide range of vehicle detection sensors and nursing/care sensors. We have many implementation examples available, so please take a look at the case study page.

Cooling equipment accounts for 30-40% of power consumption in data centers. Improving its efficiency is key to cost reduction. The importance of cooling optimization has also been demonstrated by NREL, a research institution under the U.S. Department of Energy. In cooling towers, slime, scale, and biofilm hinder heat exchange and contribute to increased chiller load. SEA'S7 suppresses these issues and improves heat exchange efficiency. This leads to an effect equivalent to a 1-3°C improvement in condenser water temperature, resulting in an expected energy savings of about 1-10% in chiller power. Additionally, it has a proven track record of inactivating 99.997% of Legionella bacteria in cooling water within 180 seconds, making it effective for hygiene measures. It is an innovative aqueous solution that simultaneously achieves water quality improvement, energy savings, and reduced maintenance. For more details, please visit our website! https://www.7seven7.jp/topics/20260322.html

Currently, Majesta Fragrance is preparing a new lineup of scents. We are collaborating with a Japanese fragrance company and meticulously crafting every detail. Highlights of the new release: - Created in partnership with a domestic specialty fragrance company - High-quality scents that elevate "omotenashi" (hospitality) - Formulated to be ideal for commercial diffusers - Scents that evoke Japan's vast nature and traditional aesthetics The long-awaited new fragrances will be completed soon. We will provide further details about the release timing here at a later date.

■ FaceMe Security "Visitor Access Management" Key Features and Characteristics < Set Access Periods for Each Visitor > - Individual settings for the dates and times visitors can enter - Optimal access periods can be set according to the visitor's situation, whether for short visits or long stays. < Two Types of Authentication Methods to Accommodate Various Scenarios > ▶ Authentication via IP Camera - Enables authentication from a distance, achieving facial recognition without the need to disembark. ▶ Authentication via Facial Recognition Device (e.g., tablet) - Ideal for entry scenarios such as reception or security posts. Can be flexibly utilized depending on the installation location and operation. - Allows for on-the-spot registration of facial information using the device, enabling smooth responses to sudden visits or unexpected guests. < Real-Time Notifications Supporting Security and Reception Operations > - Real-time notifications of visitor and employee classifications, authorization expiration, and authentication status. - Prevents delays and oversights in verification, balancing the reduction of security staff workload with enhanced security. These features resolve issues arising from visual checks, logbooks, and IC card operations, simultaneously achieving enhanced security and improved efficiency in reception and security operations.

Do you have any concerns or requests regarding wired bed exit sensors? × Tangling or tripping over wired cables × Cable disconnection or damage × Worrying about forgetting to turn the switch back on after temporarily stopping the sensor. × Wanting to be notified of bed exits even from a location far from the nurse call outlet. Such concerns can be resolved simply by connecting our wireless nurse call linked set to the sensor! Our wireless nurse call linked set allows you to connect bed exit sensors like "Ugo-kun," "Foldable Thin Matta-kun," "Ayumi-chan," and "Just Place Pole-kun" to transmitters and receivers, reducing wiring around the bed area, alleviating concerns about tripping or falling due to cables, and contributing to a tidier work environment. Furthermore, it enables the use of bed exit sensors even from locations far from the nurse call outlet, allowing for more flexible equipment placement.