Tips for choosing the best fan when buying on July 17 (Wednesday)!!

1. Fan vs. Circulator

 

Fans and circulators look similar, but in reality, they are products with different functions.

If a fan creates cold air, a circulator helps circulate the air so that cool air can spread evenly. If you want to feel direct cold air in a room without an air conditioner, you should buy a fan; if you want to spread the air widely in a living room with an air conditioner, you should purchase a circulator.

 

Would it be better if the fan has more blades?

The number of blades on a fan is important. If you want a powerful and cool breeze, a fan with three blades creates a much cooler and stronger wind than a product with five blades. Fans with fewer blades are typically equipped with high-speed motors.

 

A fan with five blades may be less cool, but it produces a gentle and comfortable breeze with minimal noise, so it won't disturb your sleep.

Wow!! Why does our fan have so many blades? Haha

 

3. Tips to save on electricity bills!!

Comparing airflow efficiency helps save on electricity costs. Airflow efficiency is used alongside the product's energy efficiency rating chart, and the higher the number, the less electricity cost is incurred relative to airflow capacity.

 

How often should a fan be cleaned?

Fans easily attract dust due to the breeze. If not cleaned for a long time, accumulated dust and moisture make the blade surface sticky. Since they are used daily, it is recommended to clean them at least once a month.