The working principle of the bladeless fan is as follows: the 40 watt electric motor in the base draws 33 litres of air per second into the base of the fan, which is accelerated by the cyclone accelerator to increase the air flow speed by a maximum of 16 times, and then encircles the bladeless fan head with a circular inner lip, which surrounds and drives the air near the fan head to enter the fan head, and blows it outwards at a high speed.

Using technology found in jet aircraft engines and automobile turbochargers, a bladeless fan draws in air through a suction hole at the bottom, and an impeller hidden inside the edge of the ring sprays the air out in a circular path, resulting in an uninterrupted stream of cool air. Importantly this air flow is smoother than that produced by a normal fan. It produces a volume of air equal to the best performing fans on the market. This bladeless fan also comes with a variable frequency air speed size adjustment device, which makes it easy for users to adjust the size of the air speed according to the actual situation, with an even increase in air volume, no voltage shock, and low energy consumption, which is half the energy consumption of an ordinary fan. At the same time the airflow will also drive the air in the circle forward through the viscous force. The result of the superposition of the two effects can theoretically make the actual volume of air blown out a full 15 times the volume of air flowing through the base!