LG Electronics said on the 7th that, ahead of the 2026 College Scholastic Ability Test, it is conducting pre-inspections of system air conditioners at test sites so test-takers can take the exam in a comfortable environment.
Hi-M Solution, which is in charge of maintaining LG Electronics system air conditioners, will conduct on-site inspections of College Scholastic Ability Test sites nationwide through the 12th. Service engineers are meticulously checking outdoor unit fan operation, signs of overheating, and temperature maintenance in classrooms to ensure a stable heating environment on the test day.
Hi-M Solution has inspected heating and cooling facilities at test sites every year since 2010, and since last year it has been managing test sites in Seoul using "BECON Cloud." This year, it expanded the number of sites under management to about 80.
"BECON Cloud" is a solution that can monitor system air conditioner operating status in real time and control it remotely, and its "artificial intelligence (AI) failure prediction" feature can detect abnormal signs in advance and deploy service engineers immediately. At the Hi-M Solution control center, staff check the heating operation status of test sites in real time, and schools not covered by the cloud solution can request pre-inspection through the customer center.
On the test day, emergency response personnel will be stationed near test sites, and hotlines will be established with each school to respond quickly if product issues occur.
Yu Gwang-yeol, head of Hi-M Solution, said, "We hope test-takers can take the exam in a comfortable environment," and added, "We will create a stable and efficient operating environment through AI-based, differentiated maintenance services."