Mounting Exhale Fans on Other Than a Flat Ceiling
The Exhale Fan requires a fan rated mounting box or support. Our customers have installed Exhale Fans on a variety of ceiling types (e.g. tray, vaulted, cathedral, drop, multi-level). This can be accomplished through a 3/4″ down rod purchased from a local hardware retailer. Others have purchase fan rated mounting kits for drop/false ceilings. While our […]
Facts about Exhale Fans
So you’re thinking about an Exhale Fan? You’ve made a great decision! Here are some facts about Exhale Fans that you should know! Fact 1: The Exhale Fan is modeled after Nikola Tesla’s bladeless turbine: Wikipedia.com writes, “The Tesla turbine is a bladeless centripetal flow turbine patented by Nikola Tesla in 1913. It is referred to as a bladeless turbine.” Fact 2: The airflow is a vortex: The airflow profile […]
Did You Know Your Fan Affects Your Health?
Did you know that ceiling fan blades are a common cause in making allergies worse? According to Livestrong.com, “Dust and subsequent dust mites accumulate on ceiling fan blades whether the unit is in use or not. When a dirty ceiling fan runs, dust and dust mites can spread throughout the room, especially onto surfaces such as […]
How the Sewing Machine Created Ceiling Fans
You probably never knew there was a connection between ceiling fans and sewing machines. But the link between the two electronic devices illustrates how constant innovation can lead to amazing things. We like to think that Exhale Fans continues the tradition of innovation that began with Schuyler Skaats Wheeler’s invention of an electric fan in 1882. […]

Multiple Exhale Fans Working in Harmony
We recommend one fan per 20′ x 20′ room segment. When multiple fans are installed, set one for CW and the other for CCW so they can complement each other.