Post by Jean Lemieux on Jul 20, 2024 3:31:14 GMT -5
Following my previous thread of a Jinling ceiling fan, here's the second Jinling I acquired. An unusual five metal bladed model with a thick and wide motor. Just like the previous model it also exists in white. They share the same canopies and extension pole length. The rest of the fan is quite different and looks nothing like an SMC KS or any SMC. This specific model is only available in 140 cm.
The bottom half of the motor ressembles very much of a VEC motor. It has unique and heavy blades. Each blade weighs 527 grams. These blades look a lot like contoured blades with a side that is more pitched than the other although they are not made like conventional contoured blades. Rather than having a starkly pitched side with a defining line and a narrow rounded tip, these blades have a very progressive curve towards one side creating a pitched edge in a slope style.
Having rather heavy blades and a decent pitch to the blades it performs differently than the previous model I posted. This one has slower speeds doing under 300 rpms on high. Probably about 275. With five blades, the sound it produces on high speed is quite different than with a typical three blader. It does not sound so choppy and loud like an helicopter. It's more soothing.
A very cool and out of the ordinary model! It's my first five metal bladed fan.
The bottom half of the motor ressembles very much of a VEC motor. It has unique and heavy blades. Each blade weighs 527 grams. These blades look a lot like contoured blades with a side that is more pitched than the other although they are not made like conventional contoured blades. Rather than having a starkly pitched side with a defining line and a narrow rounded tip, these blades have a very progressive curve towards one side creating a pitched edge in a slope style.
Having rather heavy blades and a decent pitch to the blades it performs differently than the previous model I posted. This one has slower speeds doing under 300 rpms on high. Probably about 275. With five blades, the sound it produces on high speed is quite different than with a typical three blader. It does not sound so choppy and loud like an helicopter. It's more soothing.
A very cool and out of the ordinary model! It's my first five metal bladed fan.
