The blades of the electric fan are powered by an electric motor. As the blades rotate around a pivot, the force air in, out, or around the room you are trying to ventilate. This is known as axial flow.

The electric fan can help maintain humidity levels in an office or production environment, protect workspaces from stagnant air, and aid in the removal of smells and gases from an enclosed space.

Here are some more ways of effectively using an electric fan:

In moderate climates, the electric fan can cool down a room as well as the people in it. Hiring one of these tools is a cost effective way of keeping your workers feeling refreshed and productive. The portability of your fan means it is easily moved from room to room.

In an environment where gas, or smoke might be a problem, whether due to a mishap or during production of some kind, an electric fan can be useful. Use the fan near an open window or door to blow the contaminated air away. When the room is clear, use the fan the other way around to blow fresh, clean air back into the room.

Humidity, whether in the home or in the office, can sometimes be damaging. Blowing fresh air into the workspace can keep humidity levels down. This keeps the air in workshops clean and dry.