AirTS-F73 High Volume Low Speed Fan

The electric motor drives the blades into rotation, resulting in a powerful airflow.

Its operational principle is based on the principles of centrifugal force and gas dynamics. Enclosed within the fan is an electric motor that transmits power to the blades through a transmission mechanism.

As the motor initiates operation, it sets the blades in motion, causing changes in the surrounding air and thus generating wind.

The AirTS-F series large energy-saving fans adopt wing shaped blades, which can minimize air resistance and efficiently convert electrical energy into kinetic energy of the air.

The airflow covers a range beyond the diameter of fan, pushing the airflow vertically towards the ground, forming a 1-3 meter high airflow layer on the ground, thus forming a super large coverage area not only limited to fan size.