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Air multiplier Bladeless fans
Dyson have developed two new Dyson Air Multiplier fans: the AM02 Tower and the AM03 Pedestal. The floor standing fans have no blades and are engineered for larger spaces as it circulates smooth un-buffeted air. The Air Multiplier technology used in the machines is ingenious and innovative. The new fans are more efficient then its predecessor, the AM01 Desk fan, as they generate a greater airflow.
The two options for the new fans offer different benefits. The AM02 Tower is slender and shaped like a running track to take up limited space. Using the Air Multiplier technology, air is amplified 16 times using the AM02 Tower. Moving on to the AM03 Pedestal, it offers the most airflow of all the Dyson Air Multiplier fans as it amplifies air 18 times. It is shaped more conventionally with a loop amplifier. The machine can be tilted to suit the direction you wish and the height adjusted easily.
The blades on conventional fans cause unpleasant buffeting as they chop the air. As the Dyson Air Multiplier has no blades it means there is no buffeting and it gives an uninterrupted stream of smooth air. The technology works by drawing air in through the mixed flow impeller at the base and accelerating it through an annular aperture set within the loop amplifier. This will generate a jet of air which passes over an airfoil-shaped ramp. Surrounding air is drawn into the airflow in a process known as inducement and entrainment. What is fascinating is only 7% of the air generated by Dyson Air Multiplier fans actually passes through the impeller, 93 % comes from the surrounding air.
As the new fans have no blades, you can put your hands through it and it completely safe which is great if you have children around. The look is sleek and will suit any large living space or office. You can precisely vary the settings and speed of airflow using the magnetic remote supplied with the fans which sits on top or a dimmer switch on the base. What amazed me is how quiet is. You can barely hear it, unlike conventional fans where you hear a whirring sound constantly and can get really get annoying. They come in various colours to suit your space. Personally, I love the iron/blue to provide a splash of colour.
The AM02 Tower and the AM03 Pedestal will be available through Dyson.co.uk and selected design stores. As it is Dyson and a quality product, it is not going to be cheap. At £299.00, businesses will get this but for the average consumer it is a bit steep. If you have the dosh, now is definitely the time to invest in this with the sizzling heat



Its a fan that has no blades
Cheapest is $299.99 USD Most Expensive ive found is $449.99 USD

Choppy Air
Smooth Air

Discuss.
Last edited by Jetsnix; Jul 2, 2010 at 12:20 AM.
Is there a regular fan (with the blades) in the bottom part that pushes the air upwards and through that loop?
I think I'll stick to my $10 fan thanks, regardless of how much unpleasant air chopping noises it produces.
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The big one also doubles up as a hoop for various sporting activities (not to mention the wind from the fan making it more fun).

I guess it appeals to the apple fanboy demographic of overpriced and pretty useless but looks pretty badass.
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I think this products are more for style, idk if it is more efficient than other fans.
I really think this fans are good for the places were u work, less noise, more air power, etc. all advantages.
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Wait a second, is it physically possible to make a fan work like that? Cause from the look of that fan, the air is being blown into the middle?