Paseco Launches Circulator with 30% Reduction in Power Consumption and Noise
Published2017.05.30 06:48The new product is characterized by adopting a DC motor, achieving over 30% reduction in power consumption and noise compared to conventional AC motor circulators. The DC motor applied to Paseco's circulator is manufactured by Japan's MINEBEA ELECTRONICS and has undergone Paseco's rigorous quality inspection systems to ensure superior quality.
The airflow strength is twice as powerful compared to existing Paseco premium models. Maximum power consumption is 28W, which is over 30% lower than competing circulators, making it the lowest power consumption product currently sold in home shopping. Additionally, it maintains existing artificial intelligence functions to provide optimal airflow based on ambient temperature. Airflow adjustment features 12 stages and the timer is available for up to 12 hours, optimized for the convenience of diverse users. The rotation operates in automatic vertical and horizontal rotation mode, and the wide LED display window makes it easy to confirm operating status. The remote control is attached to the front to prevent loss. The rear secret storage compartment allows for neat wire organization and storage. The design features an easy-to-carry handle suitable even for women, and a dedicated carrying bag for storage and outdoor transport is included as standard. With enhanced performance and various user convenience features, this product is useful not only for reducing cooling costs when used with air conditioning during summer but also for outdoor activities such as camping.
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