aespa Fanlight Ver.2 Care Guide: AAA Batteries, Rain and What the Box Includes
aespa's Official Fanlight Ver.2 needs separately purchased alkaline AAA batteries. The official store also warns against water exposure and tells owners to remove batteries when the fanlight is not in use. Those details matter beyond the night of a concert.
This guide organizes the manufacturer's published care notes into an unpacking, outing and storage routine. It does not replace the supplied manual or claim to diagnose a faulty unit.
aespa on stage
This archive performance photograph shows aespa on January 28, 2025. It provides artist context; it is not a photograph of the Ver.2 fanlight, which the store lists with an August 2025 manufacture date.
Photo: David Lee, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Display resized.
When you unpack it
The product description lists a fanlight, strap, user manual and four photocards. Batteries are sold separately. Check the version printed on the listing and packaging before following instructions intended for another model.
Read the manual before fitting the batteries. The official notes specify alkaline AAA cells and correct positive/negative orientation. Use the manual to confirm the exact quantity and installation procedure for your unit.
Read the official Ver.2 care instructions →
Before an outdoor queue or rainy trip
The store warns that rain, water exposure and strong impact can cause malfunction. Treat the fanlight as an electronic item that needs protection, rather than assuming a concert accessory is weatherproof.
Keep it protected while travelling and follow venue rules about what you may carry. If the weather turns wet, do not interpret the absence of a visible problem as evidence of waterproofing. The official listing does not make that promise.
Check that show's official setup notice separately. A product-care page cannot tell you whether a particular event requires an app, a seat registration or a specific synchronization step.
After the concert
Remove the batteries when the fanlight is not in use, as the official notes instruct. Keep batteries away from infants and children, and use the appropriate local collection points for spent cells.
Store the manual with the product so the next outing does not begin with a search for instructions. If there is damage or abnormal operation, contact the seller or support channel rather than taking the device apart; the official instructions prohibit self-disassembly and reassembly.
Buying it as a gift
The store describes this product as intended for ages 14 and above, not as a children's toy. Consider who will receive it and include the instructions with the gift.
For an overseas order, check destination restrictions before payment. The English store specifically flags possible shipping restrictions and cancellations for Taiwan. Do not treat an international-shipping label as a guarantee for every destination.
Current price, stock and delivery are separate from these care specifications. Verify them in the actual listing at checkout, especially when the gift has a deadline.
Want a display gift instead?
If the recipient prefers photographs, a diary or a calendar rather than concert equipment, compare the aespa Season's Greetings package with the separate wall-calendar set. Our published guide explains the distinction and why an expected stock date is not a delivery guarantee.
Compare aespa calendar and diary gifts →
Source: SMTOWN &STORE's English Official Fanlight Ver.2 listing, checked October 29, 2026. This article summarizes published instructions and does not claim personal product testing.