Amazon Basics 16" Pedestal Fan with Remote for Bedroom, Living Room, Office, Adjustable Height, Dual-Layered Blades, 3 Speeds, 3 Modes, Timer, Tilt Head, 60W, Black
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Style: 3-Speed, AC Motor
Features
- OPTIMIZED DESIGN FOR MEDIUM TO LARGE ROOMS: This 16-inch pedestal fan with remote effectively circulates air in spaces like living rooms, kitchens, and offices
- ENERGY-EFFICIENT QUIET OPERATION: Featuring an advanced AC motor, this electric fan delivers airflow using only 60 Watts
- CUSTOMIZED COMFORT WITH 3 SPEEDS: Enjoy personalized comfort with 3 speed settings and 3 breeze modes on this cooling fan(nature, sleep, or normal mode).
- ADJUSTABLE AIRFLOW AND HEIGHT: This stand up fan allows easy adjustment of height and tilt to direct airflow where needed
- REMOTE CONTROL CONVENIENCE: Manage your fan with ease using the included remote control. Adjust speed, mode, and timer settings without moving, helping your standing fan circulate air throughout the room
Description
This electric fan boasts 3-speed settings that allow you to customize your comfort. Its powerful, yet quiet AC motor provides efficient airflow without disturbing your peace. The oscillating fan feature evenly circulates air, making it ideal for indoor environments, including living rooms and offices. This standing fan effectively acts as an air circulator fan, keeping the room temperature comfortable. Designed with dual blades, this oscillating fan for indoors provides enhanced cooling efficiency. The adjustable height and oscillating function make this standing fan for bedroom a versatile cooling solution. The convenient remote control allows you to effortlessly adjust speed, mode, and timer settings from anywhere in the room, offering added comfort and ease of use. From the Manufacturer Amazon Basics
Color: Black
Electric fan design: Floor Fan
Power Source: Corded Electric
Style: 3-Speed, AC Motor
Product Dimensions: 15.75"D x 17.72"W x 53.15"H
Room Type: Bedroom, Living Room, Home Office, etc (Households, Dry, Indoors)
Special Feature: Adjustable Height, Adjustable Tilt, Oscillating, Remote Controlled, Timer
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Circulation, Cooling
Mounting Type: Pedestal Fan
Power Source: Corded Electric
Room Type: Bedroom, Living Room, Home Office, etc (Households, Dry, Indoors)
Special Features: Adjustable Height, Adjustable Tilt, Oscillating, Remote Controlled, Timer
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Circulation, Cooling
Mounting Type: Pedestal Fan
Controller Type: Remote Control
Number of Speeds: 3
Wattage: 60 watts
Number of Blades: 6
Speed: 3 RPM
Voltage: 120 Volts
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Control Method: Remote
Standby Power Shutoff: energy-efficient
Is Product Cordless: No
Number of Power Levels: 3
Motor Type: AC
Is Electric: Yes
Material: Metal, Plastic
Blade Material: Plastic
Color: Black
Electric Fan Design: Floor Fan
Style: 3-Speed, AC Motor
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.75"D x 17.72"W x 53.15"H
Item Weight: 12.3 Pounds
Size: 16-Inch
Included Components: Remote
Model Name: FS40-10BR
Model Number: FS40-10BR
UPC: 819079020822
Global Trade Identification Number: 22
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Part Number: FS40-10BR
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You know how, when you angle a fan to blow at you, after a little while, that constant flow of air gets a little uncomfortable? Well, I don't know how I missed this specific feature of this fan, but it has a "nature" mode where the fan cycles periodically through the different fan speeds to vary the flow. This has been a revelation to me! It is really a wonderful feature and feels almost like a "natural" breeze, rather than just a constant flow. I've never heard of such a setting on a fan, and this is really fantastic. There are an additional 2 modes: one, where it's just like a normal, constantly-blowing fan; and another, called "sleep" where it cycles through the low and medium speeds. These mode functions are really cool! I didn't know fans could do that! The build quality is really solid. It's actually a much heavier fan than I was expecting. Not so heavy that it can't be easily moved, but it feels really solid and stable. The base is smaller than other fans I've seen, but it is heavy enough that it still is really stable without wobbling around. It wasn't difficult to put together at all, though I did have to set the grill a couple of times in order to line up the label properly. It's not a criticism, and if you don't care about that sort of thing, you can just slap the grill (cage?) on any old way. I'm not sure what the function of the little blades that go on top of the larger blades. Don't really know what it does... But I'm surprised at how quiet it is. Much quieter than even my window fan and little desktop fan. I'd say the size is kind of medium-large, but it really moves air like a larger fan! The oscillation is wide, too, and the head can be angled quite high and low. This isn't a wholly "budget" kind of fan, but it's not too expensive either. I'm really pleased with it - as a kind of step up from my old cheapie fans. Highly recommended!
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This appears to be a quality product. Easy, quick assembly. Just a Phillips screwdriver needed. Materials are mostly metal which is encouraging. The one I'm replacing was mostly plastic. This one is heavier but not excessively. Makes me think it will be more durable. Time will tell. The remote is something I've never had in pedestal fan and I think I'm really going to like it.! The most impressive attribute are it's volume of air movement and extremely low level of noise. I'm fascinated by the fan blade design itself. There are 2 separate props stacked together, one larger diameter than the other. (see photo) I wonder if that is the secret to high volume with low noise?
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Overall it is a great fan it can perfectly adjust to your size. the bottom of it feels weighted but to heavy to pick up. It has a timer so it can automatically turn off at night saving YOU money. If you click a button when its off the whole Control Part will light up so you dont have to turn on any more powerful lights. Its has three powerful modes but best of all it has a REMOTE so you dont even have to get up to turn it off.The last great feature i will note is that it has a OSC mode where it turns itself side to side automatically so its great for sharing to. Also it is very easy to assemble overall 5 STARS
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