Global technology company Dyson has developed two new Dyson Air Multiplier fans, the AM02 Tower and AM03 Pedestal, which are intended for larger spaces, producing greater airflow without buffeting. The floor standing machines, which have no awkward grilles or fast spinning machines, are easy and safe to clean.
“Air conditioning is inefficient and gives little or no ventilation, so we engineered machines to circulate smooth air in larger rooms. The popularity of the AM01 shows that people prefer smooth, non-buffeting air: so we adapted the geometry of the desk fan to draw in even greater amounts of air and maximise airflow,” said James Dyson, founder of the company, in a press release.
Dyson Air Multiplier fans draw air in via a mixed flow impeller. Only 7 percent of the air generated by the fans passes through the impeller, while 93 percent results from the surrounding air’s inducement and entrainment.
While conventional fans have limited settings, Dyson Air Multiplier fan airflow can be adjusted and oscillated by the controls on the machine or remotely for the AM02 Tower and AM03 Pedestal.
Standing at 1m high and 16cm wide, the Dyson AM02 Tower occupies limited floor space, while the Dyson AM03 Pedestal fan, which ranges from 1.2m to 1.4m in height can be used in larger areas.
The Dyson Air Multiplier AM02 and AM03 fans will be available in Singapore from mid-September for a recommended retail price of $699.
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