Air Cooler

The air cooler has an internal tank where we put water. Then the water cools down and cold air is evaporated. It can reduce the room temperature by about 3 to 4 degrees. They are portable and energy-efficient.

It features a metal fan blade instead of the usual plastic. It offers greater durability over time, an industrial aesthetic, and usually produces a more directed and powerful airflow.

Models that combine modern performance with the classic, vintage design of past decades (often with metallic finishes), serving as a stylish decorative element for the space.

Conventional (AC)

The classic motor technology found in most fans (Value for Money). It offers consistent performance and strong airflow, making it the simplest and most affordable solution for immediate relief from the heat.

Indicates the electrical energy consumed by the motor (not necessarily the air power). Tip: In modern DC motors, low Watt values indicate significant energy savings without any loss in performance.

The number of options you have to adjust the airflow intensity. More speeds mean greater precision, so you can always find the ideal "breeze" for you, without feeling that one level is too low and the next one is too strong.

Shows how much noise the fan makes when operating at low speed. A fan is considered quiet when it is below 45dB.

It allows you to change speeds, set the timer, or adjust the oscillation from the comfort of your sofa or bed, without needing to approach the device.

Extremely practical feature, especially during sleep. It allows you to program the fan to turn off automatically after a specific number of hours, so you don’t get cold at night and you save energy.

Natural Wind

Instead of "hitting" you continuously with the same monotonous force, this function automatically changes the speeds (increasing and decreasing rhythmically). The result is an exceptionally natural feeling of coolness in the room, as if a gentle, refreshing breeze is coming in through an open window.

The ability to adjust the height of the stand (mainly found in pedestal fans), so you can direct the airflow exactly where you are sitting or sleeping, avoiding obstacles such as the bed or sofa.