Product information Q
«Q» the fan is an object – and it is a fan! Unmistakably, «Q» bears the hallmark of the well-known Swiss designer and artist, Carlo Borer. The ventilator Q is a work of art, since it was developed over many years until it became possible to combine the stylistic requirements of the designer with the quality requirements of technology. Intensive research was also required before the complex manufacturing steps were ready for production. The protective grille on the back can be removed for easy cleaning of the fan blades.
| Product family | Fan |
|---|---|
| System | Floor fan |
| Color | metal |
| Capacity | 2400 m3/h |
| Power level | 3 |
| Power consumption | 40 W |
| Noise level | 41 – 58 dB(A) |
| Weight | 4.29 kg |
| Dimensions | 430 x 360 x 150 mm |
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To clean the fan blade, remove the eight screws on the back of the device and take out the protective grille carefully. Now you can wipe the fan blade with a damp cloth and then dry it thoroughly. After cleaning, put the protective grille back on the device and tighten the eight screws.
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Reviews
Nice design but too noisy!
The design is nice but if you go to 2 or 3 it is way to noisy, too bad!
Review from Caroline at 11.08.2022beautiful product
I am very happy with this fan, I also have the wood version which is also pretty but the "Q" is less noisy, although sadly after 4 years there is now a noise on speed #1. Not on speeds ## 2 and 3. I store it in the box every fall and take it out...
Review from Anonymous at 12.05.2019Q
The Designer
For me as an artist and designer the borders between the two disciplines are, on the one hand, vague but then again clear. Yet always mutually enriching. The first objects I designed were for my home requirements. With that, I found the possibility of creating associative objects that have a function, i.e. a practical value. At the same time, however, they are rather small, strange things with a personality that possibly hide unknown functions ...
