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Our museum is in the Pinakothek der Moderne.
You have to go to the basement.
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Take the lift in the glass extension from the entrance area.
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Is the building barrier-free?

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The barrier-free toilets and the cloakroom
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There is an inclusive touch station in the X-D-E-P-O-T.
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if you need the extract.
The way to the X-D-E-P-O-T is long.

Are dogs allowed in the exhibition?

Guide dogs and epilepsy alert dogs are allowed,
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Are there chairs or wheelchairs available?

At the information desk you can borrow folding chairs
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Do we have induction loops?

We have 10 portable induction loops
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Please ask at the info desk.

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Fan "Cross-flow fan type QL II"

Design	Boeser, Kurt (* 21.02.1939)
Year of Draft	1969 ca.
Production	VEB Elektroinstallation Oberlind

A compact, ivory-colored table fan with a cylindrical housing and transparent protection around the blades. The fan stands on a hinged metal frame with joints. There are ventilation slots on the side and a slider for the speed levels. — Photo: Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum (A. Laurenzo)

Design	Boeser, Kurt (* 21.02.1939)
Year of Draft	1969 ca.
Production	VEB Elektroinstallation Oberlind

In 1961, the Braun company sold several table fans. These fans moved the air horizontally. This is why the fans are called tangential fans.

The HL 1 fan was a tangential fan. The HL 1 had a foot that could be unscrewed. This meant that the fan could also be installed in a car.

This object is part of the ‘Sound of Design’ seriesListen now

Photo: Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum (A. Laurenzo)
Photo: Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum (A. Laurenzo)

Details

Design	Boeser, Kurt (* 21.02.1939)
Year of Draft	1969 ca.
Year of Production	1972 -
Production	VEB Elektroinstallation Oberlind
Place of production	Sonneberg/Thuringia, Germany (GDR)
Colour	Colourless, yellow, ivory, silver
Genre	Household (technical devices)
Inventory no.	572/2006-2

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