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The Boréal 107 or a pedestal fan: which one?
Both spec sheets side by side, and what really separates them.
Line by line
| The Boréal 107 | a pedestal fan | |
|---|---|---|
| Reach | the whole room, up to 20 m² from the centre | 2 to 4 m, in the line of the jet |
| Noise level | 28 to 32 dB on night speed | 35 to 40 dB at the very least, on speed 1 |
| Service life | 40,000 to 60,000 hours (brushless DC motor) | 3 to 5 seasons in practice |
| Electricity per summer | around €2 | €8 to €15 (50 to 80 W) |
| Footprint | none, and it provides the light | a stand on the floor, a cable across the room |
What the other one does better
A pedestal fan needs no installation, goes away in September and costs three times less to buy. For a temporary home, that is unbeatable.
The full guide →The Boréal 107
Retractable blades · Ø 107 cm · LED ceiling light & silent fan
138 GBP
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