Nagoya City Board of Education announced that BROTHER INDUSTRIES,LTD. will donate its exhaust-hot-air-free spot cooler PD-7100F, provided as an official sponsor product for the Asian Games, to 457 municipal schools and other facilities. The units are scheduled to be provided, including delivery, after the event ends.
The Nagoya City Board of Education formally announced its plan to receive a donation of spot coolers from BROTHER INDUSTRIES,LTD. for 457 municipal schools and other facilities. The donated equipment will be the exhaust-hot-air-free, CFC-free PureDrive PD-7100F spot cooler, a fixed-neck model.
The PD-7100F will be provided as an official sponsor product for the 2026 Asian Games and Asian Para Games and is scheduled to be delivered to schools in Nagoya after the events end.
The Board of Education said it would use the donation to strengthen heatstroke prevention measures and promote an environment in which students and school staff can learn and work safely and comfortably. Filming of the unit in use and interviews with students are scheduled at Takashima Elementary School on 31 October as part of a media opportunity.
A ceremony to present a letter of appreciation to BROTHER INDUSTRIES,LTD. is scheduled for 14 December 2026, with details to be announced later.