In January 1936, a company called Yaou Shoten was founded in Kawasaki, Japan, to produce radio receivers and loudspeakers. The business quickly expanded into the more interesting household appliances sector, producing the first televisions with built-in loudspeakers for NHK.
This invention laid the foundation for the development of air conditioning equipment. In 1984, Fujitsu Limited acquired the company, and the General trademark became Fujitsu General, and the company changed its name to its current name, "Fujitsu General Limited."
Today, it boasts a registered capital of 18 billion yen and a workforce of 6,400. It is a constantly evolving global giant with factories, offices, and sales companies spread across the globe, supporting local partners and distributors. Its manufacturing operations span the fields of electronics, telecommunications systems, audio-video systems, and air conditioning, with an annual production of over three million units (sets).
Fujitsu General Limited's headquarters are located in Kawasaki, Japan. In Asia, it also has offices in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and the United Arab Emirates. In other continents, it has operations in Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, the United States, Canada, and Germany.
Fujitsu ducted units are perfect for areas where a concealed air conditioning system is desired; the unit can be mounted on the ceiling for concealed temperature control. Fujitsu's range of slimline air conditioning and heat pump systems is ideal for properties where space is limited. The new R32 range offers Fujitsu airflow control and energy savings. Fujitsu has a range of models featuring the new, environmentally friendly R32 refrigerant.
Slim and compact design
Easy maintenance
Two-way exhaust pipes
Low ambient temperature operation
