Exhale Fans Launches Its Bladeless Ceiling Fan On Indiegogo

Exhale Fan - World's First Truly Bladeless Ceiling Fan.

For over 100 years, ceiling fan manufacturers have yet to innovate when it comes to the blades on their fans. Although they continue to create interesting design with their products, there have been no real changes in the way they move air.

The Exhale™ Fan breaks convention. Inspiration from the 19th century inventor, Nikola Tesla led our innovation. Our bladeless fan utilizes the science of laminar flow. This translates into an uninterrupted 360° airflow, generating less noise and bringing pure comfort to any room. The gentle vortex that is created transforms your space, just like a spring breeze.

Our company is introducing the Exhale™ fan to the market to meet the need of additional comfort as well as appeal to the sophisticated designer in all of us.

For more information, check us out at http://exhalefans.com/indiegogo.html and sign up for a early go-live notification.

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[RondanRob]

I like the practical adaption of Tesla's turbine. How many cfm does this design move at full speed, approximately? Does your design allow for the addition or subtraction of disks to customize for a given application(room size)?

[exhalefans]

Full speed CFM is 3,186 at 34 watts (93.7 CFM/watt). Is also comes with a 6 speed wireless remote to dial in your preferred airflow. It is effective in rooms up to 20'x20'.

[TiagoTiagoT]

What makes this type of design better than regular ceiling fans with a "reverse" mode?

[exhalefans]

While bladed fans produce a turbulent airflow and rely on brute force to mix the air. The Exhale fan has a smooth uniform rotating airflow that creates a gentle vortex to evenly homogenize and stabilize the air.

[exhalefans]

50% off on Indiegogo! $250 for early birds.

[Screch]

How much would it cost?

[exhalefans]

Available now on Indiegogo, 50% off for early birds.

[jbabineaux]

I think its amazing what people come up with by applying the concepts that the great minds of our past developed. By the way... just looked at their website, it had this little diddy, "Studying the science surrounding Nikola Tesla's bladeless turbines led me to a breakthrough that I knew was the perfect solution to the problem that was plaguing my thoughts." I guess Tesla does get his credit, which is a rarity.

[exhalefans]

Step 3: Get a Thank You from the goofy looking guy in the video. "Thanks" -Nik

[jon davila]

can i 3d print this fan?

[amberlynn6914]

my Casablanca Panama moves more than that- and it has standard blades!

[RocoBarako]

how do you clean this thing?

[veemobeemo]

Also..I'm not sure if any one realised but you won't be able to fart in that room... AGAIN.

[veemobeemo]

Now make one with a built-in strobe lights

[wdbwfan]

Lol this guy doesn't know how to use his hands. Great looking product though, I want one!

[david freedman]

yes thats a good idea

[10713412]

nvm but some high intensity leds wouldn't be bad

[david freedman]

ah?

[10713412]

but..but.........:(