From a certain temperature, the fan heats instead of cools V1
Quelle: inside digital (Glomex)
My fan doesn't cool, it heats - what's going on? In advance: I'm not alone with the problem. Every fan is affected. Usually, the matter is simple. The wind makes your sweat evaporate faster - and that cools you down. So far, so unspectacular. But there is an upper limit. The WHO recommends not using a fan above 40 degrees Celsius. Above that, it just blows hot air in your face. The result: heat stress and circulatory problems. This was also confirmed by studies from Sydney and Canada. The humidity also plays a major role. The drier the air, the greater the danger. In summary: In dry air and high temperatures beyond 35 to 40 degrees, the fan belongs back in the basement. Are you looking forward to the next heatwave? Or are you longing for the 'has air conditioning' filter on Tinder? Write it in the comments. And bye.