Filters
- Floor: Placed on the floor, usually with adjustable height
- Wall-mounted: Mounted on the wall, saving floor space, with a fixed or oscillating head.
- Ceiling: Installed on the ceiling, ideal for permanent coverage of large spaces.
- Tabletop: Small fan for placement on desks, tables, or nightstands.
- Air Cooler: Air coolers use hot air from the environment, which passes through wet pillow-like surfaces (or filters). The water contained in these surfaces evaporates, absorbing heat from the air and thus cooling it.
- Water mist: Water mist fans combine air and the spray of microscopic water droplets. The droplets, which quickly evaporate, absorb heat and reduce the temperature of the surrounding environment in outdoor spaces.
- Stand: Tall floor fan with adjustable height and oscillation, ideal for wide room coverage.
- Round: Fan with a round body or head, suitable for uniform air distribution.
- Oscillation Capability: A function where the fan head moves automatically from side to side (oscillation), distributing air evenly over a wider area without manual adjustment.
- Wheels: With wheels for easy transport
- Remote Control: A wireless control device that allows you to adjust the fan’s functions (such as speed, oscillation, timer, and power on/off) remotely, without the need for manual intervention on the device.
- Silent: With a noise level below 50dB for quiet operation.
- Timer: The timer allows the user to set the operation of the device and to predefine its operating duration.
- A larger diameter provides higher airflow and covers a greater area, while a smaller diameter ensures a more focused and gentle flow for confined spaces.
- Power determines the performance and airflow of the fan. Higher power offers greater output and coverage, as well as increased electricity consumption.