Is the Motor of the Wall Fan and the Floor Fan the Same?
If the wall fan and the floor fan use the same motor, they can be interchanged. However, if the floor fan and the wall-mounted fan do not use the same motor, you need to check the parameters and installation dimensions of the motor. If these match, they can be interchanged.
How to Convert a Wall-Mounted Fan into a Floor Fan
The center of gravity of the motor and fan blades of a floor fan is typically designed to be in the chassis center for stability. In contrast, the center of gravity of a wall fan is outside the suspension plane. If you mount a wall fan on a floor fan bracket, it may be difficult to stabilize due to the deviation of the center of gravity. However, with proper modification, it may work. The motor of the wall fan is generally stronger (often 22 inches) than that of an ordinary floor fan. When installing, ensure the support under the motor is fixed to prevent shaking.
Differences Between the Wall Fan and the Floor Fan
The fan heads of wall fans and floor fans are generally the same. The difference lies in their placement structure. A wall fan is installed on the wall, while a floor fan is placed directly on the ground. Floor fans can be raised and lowered, whereas wall fans are fixed.
Features of Wall Fans
- Large Air Volume: They use large blades with perfect aerodynamics, resulting in low resistance and strong wind, running smoothly.
- Wide Blowing Range: They can adjust the shaking head in various ways and lock the angle, providing a wide blowing range.
- Safety: They are made from excellent materials, undergo strict quality control and rigorous manufacturing processes, making them safe and reliable.