SEE MORE EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS HERE. Vintage German Electric Fan and Ozonifier (Medical-Grade). This remarkable piece is a vintage German electric fan and ozonifier, purpose-built from aluminum for medical applications. Characterized by its striking industrial design, it served the dual function of circulating air and generating ozone for therapeutic or air purification purposes. Material: Constructed primarily from aluminum, which gives the unit a durable, yet relatively lightweight, structure and a distinct metallic finish. Form: The unit features a vertically oriented, rectangular base/housing that contains the electrical components and possibly the ozonifier mechanism. The motor housing and fan assembly are mounted atop this base. Aesthetics: The design is typical of early to mid-20th-century functionalist engineering, featuring exposed wire cage, metal fan blades (four blades visible), and a motor housing with ventilation slits. The base may present a contrast of polished and ventilated metal sections. Controls & Features: Visible features include. A control knob on the side of the base (likely an on/off switch or speed control). Knobs/adjustments on the top of the base, possibly for fan oscillation or angle adjustment, or controls for the ozonifier function. A perforated/vented panel on the base’s side for heat dissipation or air intake for the ozonifier. A data plate affixed to the motor housing partially legible in the image as Typ VMM 10 No 137512, 220 Volt 0.15 Amp, 30W p. 1500 Umdr, providing technical specifications such as type, serial number, voltage, amperage, power consumption, and revolutions per minute (Umdr – Umdrehungen pro Minute). German Engineering: The technical specifications and construction quality are indicative of precise German manufacturing of the era. Medical Use: The integrated ozonifier suggests a connection to early 20th-century medical and health trends where ozone was utilized for its perceived antiseptic and air-purifying properties in clinical or home settings. This unit is an excellent example of vintage medical technology, combining practical air circulation with an early form of air treatment. It stands as a compelling collector’s item for enthusiasts of vintage electronics, medical history, or industrial design. Diameter of blades is 20 centimeters. Overall height is 42 centimeters. THANKS FOR YOUR VISIT.