Abstract: The present invention relates to an electric fan employing three impellers which are so implemented as to receive the driving force of the motor and, more particularly, to an electric fan equipped with the second crank device and the convex surfaced driving bevel friction wheel and driven bevel friction wheel to swing the fan impeller shaft up-down repeatedly and right or left simultaneously, and to an electric fan that has the carrying handle or the carrying handle with the wheels for the convenience of moving, and also to an electric fan that can separate the upper body from the lower body to establish itself as a short up-right standing type, an attache-to-ceiling type, or an attach-to-wall type, and to an electric fan that can get rid of blowing reaction by a stabilizer and, thus, stabilize the swing movement of the fan impeller.

Abstract: An electric fan apparatus having a rotatable hub member provided in the central portion thereof and surrounded with a bearing housing through a plurality of bearings; a vertical main shaft connected to a motor shaft via a coupling; a rotary member connected to the hub member; a plurality of fan spindles equally disposed on the rotary member and supported by bearing housings; a base member supporting the apparatus; a column vertically fixed on the central portion of the base; a stem member movably inserted into the column; a tilting device contected between the bottom plate of the housing and the top end portion of the stem member; cooperating elements between the coupling fixedly inserted to the motor shaft and a worm wheel shaft arranged in the housing; a clutch mechanism selectively engaging between the worm wheel shaft and a crank device for angularly moving the rotary member; and connecting elements transmitting power between the main shaft and a plurality of the fan spindles capable of being mounted with