G&ECO's annual summer event! 72-hour endurance test [Part 2] report!
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"Ji-Eco Disaster Prevention" is a disaster prevention column written by employees of G&ECO Corporation. All employees are certified disaster prevention specialists, delivering content themed around "disaster prevention that is close to everyday life." ／ Series Theme for Issue 27 ／ G&ECO's summer tradition! 72-Hour Endurance Test at Sky Hill [Part 2] Report! In this edition of "Ji-Eco Disaster Prevention," we bring you the details of G&ECO's summer tradition, the 72-hour endurance test of the generator ELSONA! In the scorching heat of midsummer, we challenged ourselves to a simultaneous 72-hour continuous operation with two models: the ELSONA "T-7500" and the new model "GD5000SR," set to be released in December 2024! ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ □ Was the 72-hour endurance test successfully conducted in the extreme heat? □ Did the ELSONA successfully pass the 72-hour endurance test? ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ For those considering disaster prevention measures, this is a must-see content! Please take a look! *For more details about the column, you can view it through the related links. For further inquiries, please feel free to contact us.
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The timing of the "72-hour endurance test" is in mid-August, during the harsh heat! We deliberately chose to conduct it during the most challenging period for the engine.
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The Cabinet Office's policy clearly states, "While being aware of the important 72 hours for saving lives," and it is considered that the first three days are very crucial in large-scale disasters.
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In the "72-hour endurance test," EcoFlow's portable refrigerator demonstrated outstanding performance with stable cooling capabilities even during long hours of operation!
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I was able to spend comfortably with the surprisingly powerful EcoFlow portable air conditioner, despite its small size!
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When the charge of the "battery" is low, it is charged with the "generator ELSONA," and the charged "battery" is connected to the "portable refrigerator" or "portable air conditioner" for operation.
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A "portable power supply," which is a "storage battery," can store electricity but cannot generate it. In preparation for disasters, I strongly felt the need to have not only a "storage battery" but also a "generator" at the same time, creating a system where the "storage battery" can be charged from the "generator" when its remaining power reaches zero.
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The "72-hour endurance test" continues while checking in turns whether the generator is operating at night.
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In the end, it transitions into a mode of calmly performing fuel exchanges and operational checks. It has become a mindless routine work.
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After completing the "72-hour endurance test," I was able to prove with my own hands that it is truly a generator that can be used safely for 72 hours.
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[Media Coverage] Featured in the newsletter "Carbon"!
In the October 31 issue of Mitani Sangyo Co., Ltd.'s newsletter "Carbon" No. 13, we have featured our "LP Gas & Gasoline Generator ELSONA" and our support activities for the disaster-stricken areas during the Noto Peninsula earthquake. Even now, as recovery continues in Noto, new challenges and collaborations are emerging, and hints for regional revitalization that have become clear through these efforts are being introduced. Please take a look. _____________________________ Digital book available here (Featured article on pages 32-33) https://carbon-innovation.com/ _____________________________
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The second Sora Bear Sonaeru Project donation garden has been announced!
G&ECO has been promoting the initiative "1.5 for the future" since 2022, donating a portion of the sales from its own product "ELSONA" to non-profit organizations that support the introduction of renewable energy. As part of this effort, we continue to be a corporate supporter of the NPO Sorabear Fund. Following last year, we are once again sponsoring the "Sorabear Sonael Project," and we are pleased to report that the donation gardens have been decided and announced for the second public call held from July 1 to September 5, 2025. The "Sorabear Sonael Project" supports the utilization of renewable energy and enhances disaster preparedness by donating "portable power supplies" and "solar panels" to kindergartens attended by preschool children. Additionally, we hold an environmental and disaster education program called the "Sorabear Workshop" for the children, providing them with opportunities to learn about the environment and disasters in an enjoyable way. Through this project, we hope to contribute to the spread of renewable energy in the community and raise awareness among the children who will shape the future. G&ECO will continue to value "what we can do for the future" and contribute to the realization of a sustainable society.
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