Beurer Fresh Breeze Personal Air Fan and Cooler
Product number: 63671
Hot, muggy air can sometimes be unavoidable, but it shouldn’t stop you from going about your day-to-day life. With three fan speeds, the Beurer Fresh Breeze Air Fan & Cooler keeps the air around you cool and fresh for up to 4 hours, whether you’re working hard in the office or relaxing on the sofa.
What you get
- Table fan unit
- Micro USB cable
- Evaporation filter
- PET bottle that acts as a water tank
- Bottle adaptor
- Instructions
How it works
With three fan speeds, you can choose the one that suits you. And this clever little machine also comes with the option to humidify the air by evaporating the water in the detachable bottle, and then releasing the moisture into the air. The fan draws the air from the room through the filter, which is soaked with the water from the bottle. The water is then evaporated by the damp filter and released, where it is absorbed by the surrounding air. And if you want even cooler air, you can chill the water in the fridge before use.
Handy and portable
Compact in size and stylish in appearance, it makes a great bedside companion, and has a handle on the top so it can be taken with you if you need a little cool air on the go. And to make it even more portable, it works with a USB cable, so it can be powered using a laptop or computer, making it ideal for sitting atop your work desk.
Auto shut-off after 4 hours.
Model No. LV50-68401
About Beurer
A company that specialises in improving our well-being, Beurer was founded back in 1919, when Käthe Beurer and her husband Eugen started making and selling electrically operated personal heat pads from the bedroom of their own home. A century on, this global company is headed by their great-grandson, Marco Bühler, and still makes electric heat pads… but it also produces a huge array of other products, from baby care and beauty products to dehumidifiers and medical equipment.
Product dimensions
Bottle/water tank 250ml. 12 x 14 x 14cm H. USB charging cable 150cm. 1.8-2.5W.
