Guangdong TILI, a leading company in the refrigeration and heating industry, is gearing up to participate in the upcoming 135th Canton Fair (the world’s largest trade fair for import and export), scheduled to take place from April 15 to 19， 2024. The company will showcase its latest innovations in compressor technology and heating solutions at booth number 2.2L11, inviting both existing and potential partners to visit and engage in detailed discussions. At the fair, TILI will prominently display the latest range of Panasonic DC inverter rotary compressors, including models using environmentally friendly refrigerant like R290 and CO2. These compressors represent a significant leap forward in terms of efficiency, reliability, and environmental friendliness, making them ideal for a wide range of refrigeration and heating applications. In addition to the compressors, Tili will also present its comprehensive heat pump heating solutions. These solutions are designed to provide efficient and cost-effective heating in both residential and commercial settings. The company will highlight its DC inverter heat pump heating units, which offer precise temperature control and low energy consumption. Moreover, Tili will showcase its portable air conditioning units, which are perfect for spaces where a permanent air conditioning system is not feasible or desired. These units are lightweight, do not need to be installed, and provide powerful cooling capabilities. The company is excited to welcome both old and new friends to its booth at the Canton Fair. Tili looks forward to discussing potential business opportunities, sharing its expert knowledge, and demonstrating how its products and solutions can enhance the efficiency and comfort of various heating and cooling systems. With its commitment to innovation and quality, Guangdong Tili aims to solidify its position as a leading player in the global refrigeration and heating industry. The Canton Fair provides an excellent platform for the company to showcase its capabilities and connect with potential partners from around the world. Visitors to the fair are encouraged to make their way to booth 2.2L11 to discover the latest from Guangdong Tili and Panasonic. The company looks forward to a successful exhibition and hopes to establish long-lasting relationships with its visitors.

A few days ago, Siemens Home Appliances launched the first cellar-style wine cabinet, creating a comfortable home for fine wines with professional wine storage solutions. The Siemens independent wine storage cabinet adopts the obsidian color as the main color as a whole, which is calm and atmospheric, showing a model of light luxury in a low-key manner. The exterior of the wine cabinet has smooth lines and versatile textures. The transparent cabinet is integrated with the space, which can easily adapt to various home decoration styles, showing the true meaning of minimalist aesthetics. Different temperature zones up and down to achieve precise temperature control In order to achieve precise temperature control of red wine, Siemens self-contained wine cellars use a mesh cooling system, with dynamic cooling fans, and use the upper and lower temperature differences naturally formed by the cold air to create different temperature zones between 6 and 18 °C to ensure a stable and uniform cooling capacity. At the same time, it provides a suitable storage area for different wines such as red wine, white wine and champagne. Intelligently balance the humidity and protect the beautiful taste In addition to temperature, humidity is also crucial to the storage quality of red wine. In order to provide the most suitable humidity conditions for the wine, Siemens independent wine storage cabinet adopts the most advanced humidity balance system, which can intelligently sense the changes of the wine storage environment and automatically balance the humidity to ensure that the cork is dry and elastic, while ensuring the quality of the wine. , taking into account the protection of the bottle label paper. Efficient shock absorption and noise reduction In order to reduce the possible impact of wine cabinet vibration on wine quality, Siemens self-contained wine cabinets use imported oak wine racks, which can effectively prevent the weak vibration of the compressor from being transmitted to the wine bottles, and further enhance the stability of the wine storage environment. UV protection Traditional red wine wineries are mostly built in basements to avoid the oxidation of red wine in glass bottles caused by ultraviolet rays. In order to simulate the environment of underground wine cellars to protect the quality of red wine to the greatest extent, Siemens self-contained wine storage cabinets use UV-resistant glass with double-layer online coating process, which can effectively reduce the oxidation of wine by ultraviolet rays, and make the wine “sleep” without worry. In addition to the above four-fold insurance, the Siemens independent wine cellar is also equipped with an activated carbon filter, which can effectively ensure unobstructed air inside and outside the cabinet, circulate and purify the air, and allow the wine to "breathe" freely; At the same time, it is equipped with a high performance low noise compressor to reduce noise and stabilize the wine storage environm...

In this context, the mid-stream and downstream manufacturing industries may be expected to welcome the opportunity of expected improvement in profit. The home appliance industry has also attracted the attention of the market, but how much impact does the fall in commodity prices have on the industry, and is the home appliance industry expected to usher in an inflection point? Copper prices have fallen sharply, and the home appliance industry has come to an inflection point? In February this year, the international situation was turbulent and unstable. The sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia led to a sharp rise in the prices of oil, copper, nickel and other materials in the international market. The bulk raw materials used in the production of home appliances are steel, aluminum, copper, plastics, etc., and these raw materials account for 5-60% of the cost of refrigerator, air-conditioner and washing machine. In this regard, home appliance companies have to increase prices in order to maintain product profits. But in the face of the already low market demand, the price increase is undoubtedly aggravating. But recently, the prices of upstream bulk materials that have caused many home appliance companies a "headache" are falling. As the "leading big brother", the price of copper continued its downward trend. On July 6, the London LME copper price once dropped below $7,300 per ton, hitting a new low in a year. Compared with the high point of the year, the decline amounted to 32.77%. In the second quarter, the average price of aluminum fell by 7.1% month-on-month, and the cold-rolled sheet fell by 2.18% month-on-month. According to industry experts, the drop in the prices of the above-mentioned bulk raw materials will reduce the production costs of home appliance companies. Copper prices are falling the fastest, and companies in the air-conditioning industry chain that use more copper materials are expected to benefit first. In the context of the continuous increase in the average price, white goods are benefit the most. Today, the fall in the price of bulk materials is undoubtedly beneficial to the cost reduction of home appliance companies, but it may not be the case that the turning point of the home appliance industry has come. In fact, in May of this year, Midea Group, one of the three major home appliance giants in China, revealed the content of a conference call on the Internet. At the meeting, executives explained and interpreted the company's strategic plan for 2022. At the meeting, Fang Hongbo, chairman of Midea Group, said that the company's goal in 2022 is to achieve reasonable income and return to profitability, with the focus on improving profitability. The specific goal is to return to 2019 profitability levels. It is worth mentioning that Fang Hongbo also said, "The industry will face greater difficulties in the next three years, which is an unprecedented cold winter." The word "cold winter" may be a little exaggerated, bu...