Aug. 26, 2024
Imagine a hot summer day when the temperature in the room is unbearable. When you turn on the fan, you eagerly look forward to a refreshing breeze. But how do you tell if your fan is powerful enough to deliver the right amount of power to keep you comfortably cool all night? To determine if your fan is powerful, consider the following factors:
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1.Airflow: A powerful electric fan should be able to generate a strong and consistent airflow. You can assess this by standing in front of the fan and feeling the strength of the air being blown towards you. It should be able to create a noticeable breeze even from a distance.
2.Speed settings: Check if your fan has multiple speed settings. A powerful fan usually offers various speed options, allowing you to adjust the airflow intensity based on your preference.
3.Size and blade design: Size and blade design play a crucial role in determining the power and effectiveness of a fan.
Blade design: The design of the fan blades directly affects its airflow performance. Different blade shapes and angles can impact how efficiently the fan moves air. Here are a few common blade designs:
Straight blades: Electric fans with straight blades can generate strong airflow but may produce more noise compared to other designs. They are effective at quickly moving air in a concentrated direction.
Curved blades: Fans with curved blades are designed to be quieter while maintaining good airflow. The curved shape helps to optimize the balance between power and noise reduction.
Aerofoil blades: These blades are often found in high-end fans and are inspired by aircraft wing designs. They offer excellent aerodynamics, reduce noise, and improve overall airflow efficiency.
Additionally, the number of blades can also impact the fan&#;s performance. Fans with a higher number of blades may produce a smoother airflow, but they might require more power to operate.
4.Noise level: While not directly related to power, a powerful fan should be able to produce a sufficient amount of airflow without excessive noise. Quieter operation indicates efficient motor and blade design, which often correlates with a powerful fan.
5.Brand reputation and specifications: Research the brand and model of your fan to find out its specifications, including the airflow rate or cubic feet per minute (CFM) it can deliver. Higher CFM values generally indicate a more powerful fan.
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You can buy perfectly functional pedestal or tower fans for a few tenners these days, and some are good value for money. Unlike air conditioners which chill the air, fans work well in moderately humid conditions as they help speed up evaporation from perspiration, which cools you down.
A University of Sydney study suggests that in a dry environment, fans are less effective, but using a wet towel or spraying your face with water while a fan is on will help you cool down from evaporation.
Here we look at running costs, the differences between pedestal and tower (or column) fans, and features worth looking out for if you're in the market for a new fan.
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Learn moreRunning a fan on low for eight hours a day and on maximum speed for two hours a day throughout summer will cost less than $10 for many fans, and most fans could be run 24/7 all summer and you'd only pay about $40 for the electricity used.
Pedestal and tower fans generally aren't expensive to buy, and your basic $17 model with plastic blades could still do the job. There are some very expensive models out there &#; apart from their sleek, stylish features, some now include functions beyond cooling such as heating and air purifying, as well as controls via an app.
Apart from cheap running costs, fans can make for good cooling options for several reasons.
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Read pedestal and tower fans reviewIt all comes down to your budget and airflow needs.
Pedestal fan design.
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These fans typically sit on a height-adjustable stand and can be useful if you want air directed at a height above ground or at a certain spot in the room, like blowing directly onto your face, across a bed's surface, or angled up toward the ceiling for an indirect breeze.
They usually have three or five blades and our tests show they generally have a more powerful airflow than tower fans. A pedestal fan gives you a direct airflow &#; you can see the blades at work.
Pedestal fans can cost as little as $17 and go up to more than $300, and the median price of a pedestal fan is around $86.
One type of tower fan design.
These fans have a minimalist, slimline design and take up less room on your floor than traditional pedestal fans. This means they can be less obtrusive and easier to fit into a corner or narrow space (their base is around 20&#;23cm as opposed to 46&#;51cm for a pedestal fan).
They tend to have a long rectangular outlet for air and are available at various heights, and some have louvres to direct the airflow up and down. They're suitable for areas that require a gentle, consistent breeze.
Tower fans are also either bladeless (like the Dyson models) or have concealed blades, which can be a safer option if you have small children or curious pets. They can also have more features and functions than standard pedestal fans like in-built thermostats, heating fans or air purifying capabilities (which also often means a higher price tag).
The median price of a tower fan is roughly $135, with some cheaper options at around the $39 mark, while others can cost as much as $799.
Type of fan Fans tested from - Average CHOICE Expert Rating Pedestal fan 70 81% Tower fan 44 70%These fans are designed, as the name suggests, to sit on the floor. They come in various shapes and sizes and have a base for support, and usually a handle that makes them easy to reposition or carry from room to room. As they're close to the ground, they may not be a safe option if you have small children or pets.
In our testing, pedestal fans with large blades are usually more effective at cooling due to their increased airflow.
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Many fans, even those at the cheaper end of the scale, boast smart features which mean you can operate them using an app on your smartphone via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, or through your smart home system. This means you can remotely control and program the fan to operate while you're in another room or away from home. That being said, a simple remote control might be all you need.
Keep in mind that because our test results for pedestal and tower fans focus purely on airflow, you might want to look at some additional features like Wi-Fi compatibility, air purifying, noise, timers or heating capabilities. We've highlighted some of these below.
Noise
The quieter the better, especially if you're using the fan on a low speed at night while you sleep. The noisiest fans can be as loud as a normal conversation on their maximum setting (up to 61dB), while some on quiet mode are only 26dB (the equivalent of a whisper). A constant 'white noise' may be less annoying than thrumming, whining or buffeting noises. It may be a good idea to see how the fan sounds in the store.
A few fans also beep when you change a function, which might be annoying if someone else is asleep in the same room.
Adjustable height and angle
These features will give you more options on how and where you can use the fan. Angling the fan head allows you to create an indirect breeze, which can be useful if the fan speed is too powerful for a direct breeze.
Some fans have a mode (usually called 'natural' or 'sleep' mode) which varies the fan speed to simulate a natural breeze.
Some also have a reduction mode, which switches the fan to the next lowest speed after 30 minutes. This is handy if you use the fan at night in your bedroom &#; on a hot night you might want to go to sleep with the fan on, but you won't want it to be too noisy. A gentle mode like this might suit you better than simply putting the fan on low speed.
A remote control is handy for changing settings from across the room. Some are Wi-Fi enabled, letting you control functionality through an app on your smartphone.
Some models have a timer to switch the fan off after a set period.
Some fans have LCD screens or electronic indicators to show the different fan settings. Consider if these might be annoying in a dark room.
The humble pedestal or tower fan comes in an array of different colours, shapes and sizes to suit your home decor. But don't be swayed by its appearance as not all of them perform alike.
A bladeless tower fan can be easy to clean, and suitable for a home with small children. Pedestal fans with blades can attract dust over time, so you'll need to make sure it's not a fiddly process to remove and clean the cover.
Some high velocity fans (designed for large spaces) have huge diameters and could be more than twice as large as small models with plastic blades. Their bases could also be very heavy, making them difficult to move from room to room.
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