What Is a Blower Fan?
A blower fan is a type of axial fan that rotates the impeller to draw in air from the front opening and discharge it sideways.
Its distinctive features include a high air volume and static pressure. Additionally, since the impeller is enclosed in a casing, the direction of air discharge remains constant. Blower fans serve various purposes, including ventilation in industrial settings, automotive cooling, electronics cooling, dust extraction, and more. Among them, there are standalone types and embedded types. Standalone types can be used in various situations, while embedded types are incorporated into other devices to contribute to space-saving and improved design aesthetics.
When choosing a blower fan, it is crucial to select an appropriate size based on the required air volume, static pressure, and installation location. To use, simply turn on the power, direct the outlet towards the desired location, and adjust the air volume.