Let Dyson Elegantly Keep You Cool

By archives on Oct. 14, 2009 | Topics: Gadgets, Modern design | 8 Comments

Check out this incredible new fan from Dyson called the Air Multiplier. It's unlike any fan you've ever seen — the Air Multiplier has no blades and delivers a smooth, uninterrupted flow of air without buffeting. Dyson has three versions that will sell from $299-$329. And according to the Architects' Journal blog, Footprint, the Air Multiplier uses 1/50th of the electricity of an air conditioning unit and can be used to keep someone comfortable. It also has touch tilt, 90 degree oscillation, and a dimmer switch power control. See how it works below … you'll be blown away just like these folks.

Photo credits/renderings: Dyson.

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Because nothing says greenwashing like buying an overpriced, energy hogging fan from a climate change denier.
Anonymous

Pretty innovative, but I refuse to pay for one of his overpriced vacuums, so I doubt I will fork over for one of his overpriced fans LOL
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How is it energy hogging if it claims to use 1/50th the energy of an A/C unit? I applaud them for rethinking the way we cool. Innovation and technology our what is going to help us overcome the energy crisis. One advancement at a time.

We need to start thinking about the long term costs of our purchases. There should be a cost of use amount attached to purchase prices.ie an A/C unit that costs $150 but costs (for the sake of argument) $50 to run per month versus a $300 Air Multiplier that costs $1 per month to operate – which is the better deal? After 3 months of use the cost is about even, after 6 months you’ve spent an extra $150 on your A/C unit…..
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Not sure that I believe this. I would have to see and feel one before getting excited about the end of AC as we know it.

-Tyler
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comparing a simple fan to an air conditioner is apples to oranges. fans have always been low energy, relative to an A/C, there is no compressor! probably less green than a simpler fan made from reusable / recyclable components
Anonymous

pretty trippie, blew my mind
virus111

I think very nice to see but i just wanna know that how much electricity does ti observes during running.
is it better than air conditioning i actually need its comparison
because i am very much feeling awkward from aic conditioning bad
condtion so.
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I think very nice to see but i just wanna know that how much electricity does ti observes during running. is it better than air conditioning i actually need its comparison because i am very much feeling awkward from aic conditioning bad condtion so.

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