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What is the difference between a blower and a ventilator?

2015-07-18View Original

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What is the difference between a blower and a ventilator? What is the difference between a ventilator and an exhaust fan? The names of these three are a bit confusing; those who know them could please explain
Reply #22015-07-20
Well, they are all fans; they are used in different applications. There are two important parameters for them: air pressure and air volume
Reply #32015-07-21
The difference between blowers and ventilators is that ventilators handle more air as their medium
Reply #42015-07-21
First and foremost, they are all fans; it’s just that their purposes, uses, and directions vary. A blower is used to force air from an open space into a relatively sealed space. An exhaust fan is used to force air from a relatively sealed space to an open space. A ventilator is used for air transfer between open spaces, focusing on airflow volume rather than pressure.

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