Power determines the performance and airflow of the fan. Higher power offers greater output and coverage, while lower power is suitable for smaller or quieter spaces, with limited electricity consumption.

Refers to the number of available preset fan speed levels. Each level corresponds to a different operating intensity, allowing the adjustment of airflow according to the needs of the space and the user.

Wireless control device that allows you to adjust the fan’s functions (such as speed, oscillation, timer, and power on/off) from a distance, without the need for manual intervention on the device.

Airflow refers to the volume of air that the fan moves in a specific unit of time. It is usually expressed in m³/h and is a key indicator of a fan’s performance and efficiency. The greater the airflow, the larger the amount of air circulated in the space, achieving a better cooling effect and improved ventilation.

A fan is considered silent when its noise level is below 50 dB.

Function in which the head or the blades of the fan move automatically, distributing air evenly over a wider area, without manual adjustment.

The timer allows the user to set the operation of the device and to predefine its operating duration.