Indoor heat is uncomfortable and that is a fact. Whether in the office, bedroom, or living room, intense heat creates stress, irritation, and a lot of discomforts.

On the other hand, when it comes to ventilation, there are people who don’t like having a jet of wind in their direction. Others do not like a very cold wind.
If you are one of those people, the ideal device to refresh your environment is the air circulator.

As its name says, this device promotes air circulation in the environment. But, unlike the traditional fan, as we will see in this article, the air circulator creates homogeneous ventilation.

This means that the wind produced by the air circulator reaches the room completely and is still able to renew the air in the place.

This is possible due to the dynamics of the propellers, which means that the air is not only generated but is taken to all corners of the room.

Both the fan and the air circulator promote the ventilation of environments. But they are completely different when it comes to the purpose of ventilation, the type of room to be cooled, and the way each one distributes the air.

The fan is generally indicated for smaller spaces with a low circulation of people, such as a single room. This is because the wind produced by the fan is made in a targeted manner, reaching only a certain area of ​​the environment.

n this way, the wind that the fan produces is in fact stronger and more concentrated. On the other hand, it does not refresh the entire environment evenly. That is, if you direct the device to one side of the room, for example, the wind will only reach this part.

If more people are with you in the room, they will not receive the air jet, at least not at the same time. Although most fans available on the market today have the oscillation function – in which the devices move from side to side – this does not eliminate the problem either.

With the oscillation function, the fan will continue to ventilate only in one direction to the detriment of the rest of the environment. The fact is that the fan cannot blow air to different places at the same time.

To avoid this limitation and ensure uniform and general air ventilation, which reaches all parts of a room, the best choice is the air circulator.

The air circulator causes the air to be distributed in a circular manner, due to the dynamics of its propeller, which leads to ventilation in all directions at the same time.

And, precisely for this reason, this device is the most suitable to be used in larger rooms that have more frequency and circulation of people.

As the air circulator distributes air in different directions, it also allows air to be renewed in the environment, unlike the fan. In this way, the air circulator is able to soften the feeling of suffocation in rooms, rooms, and offices.

Another difference between the two devices is the noise they make during operation. The air circulator is known to be the quietest ventilation device.

This makes the air circulator an especially suitable device if you want to have ventilation during the hours of sleep, but without the annoying noise that the fan produces.

The air circulator is the most suitable device to be used in larger rooms and with greater circulation of people.

In addition, for those who have breathing problems and dust allergies, for example, the ventilator is not a suitable device. That’s because, as the fan directs the wind to a single point, it helps to spread dust particles in the air.

So that you can have an overview of what we have just covered in this topic, check out the table below with the differences between the fan and the air circulator:

What are the advantages of the air circulator?