In general, fan impellers work through the creation of a pressure differential, such that air moves from a high pressure to a low pressure environment. The two common fan types are 4 axial flow' fans, such as pedestal cooling fans, and 'turbine' fans, such as those used in jet engines. Why use JetFan and why now. The JetFan is a unique fan impeller design that generates significantly greater air flow and can work across a wide range of speeds without ever stalling. Allows OEMs to produce smaller products.
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Quiet fans Traditional impellers stall at flows and pressures required for CEEC applications. Results in air turbulence. Increased motor RPM creates noise. JetFans never stall. Same airflow for reduced RPM, therefore less energy User convenience via longer battery life Versatile impellers that can operate over wider range of RPMs Impellers that only work well at certain speeds - otherwise they stall An impeller that works well across a wide range of RPMs and never stalls.