Fan with atomization function

Abstract

Disclosed is a fan with atomization function, including a handle provided with a water supply mechanism. An air outlet mechanism for forming a directional airflow is disposed inside the water supply mechanism; an atomization mechanism is disposed inside the handle, including an atomizing sheet body disposed on the handle and located below a fan blade. The direction of an airflow discharged from the motor mounting frame partially overlaps with a mist droplet diffusion area, and the airflow is configured to further diffuse and deliver sprayed mist droplets to a wider range. The atomizing sheet body is disposed below the fan blade, which can prevent a large amount of mist from being directly blown onto the face and causing excessive facial moisture, thereby greatly improving users' comfort level while ensuring efficient heat dissipation and cooling. The air outlet mechanism is disposed within the water supply mechanism such that the structural layout of the fan becomes more compact. This highly integrated and compact configuration results in a 15 small and easily-held device, thereby significantly enhancing the comfort level of the fan during the hand-holding process.