THE PROBLEM:
Conventional fans have an inherent design problem - they only blow air in one direction. This causes inefficient cooling of the surroundings as the air is blasted in one direction, creating often undesired breeze (e.g. papers thrown to the floor), too much cooling and quite a discomfort. Over the decades manufacturers tried to solve this problem by rotating the fan head but this strategy doesn't really solve the problem but rather masks it or barely improves on the static fan idea. That is why ceiling fans are so popular: while basically one directional, they cover a much larger area at a lower speed, also their fins are much larger and air does flow in more directions than one, creating a much better comfort than the floor or desktop fans. Would not it be great if you could emulate ceiling fan anywhere in your house or office?
THE SOLUTION:
The key feature of my versatile 360 degree fan is its ability to blow cool air in all directions as well as in any given direction. The fan has circular blades that will require less rotation speed to achieve the same degree of air circulation by efficiently spreading the cool air at virtually all directions at the same time. The adjustable inner screen that usually is rotated to the base can be positioned in a way that fan can also blow the air in one particular direction, if desired. In addition, the telescopic stand transforms this convenient electronic appliance into a centerpiece that complements your living room aesthetics.
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