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Color: Black
Features
- ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: This stand up fan's height is adjustable from 38"-54.5"; the tilt control allows you to direct the cooling airflow of this standing fan for bedroom
- THREE SPEED OPTIONS: Choose from 3 energy-efficient speeds to adjust the airflow of this cooling fan for room
- OSCILLATING FAN: This Lasko fan features 60-degree oscillation; this living room fan works well as a bedroom fan
- SAFETY FIRST: This ETL listed stand fan is equipped with Lasko's safety fuse technology and a BLUE Plug; this electric fan is a useful cooling fan throughout the home
- SIMPLE SETUP: This 11.3-pound stand fan requires no tools for assembly; it is a portable fan for room you can use as an indoor fan
- Includes patented fused safety plug
- Simple -no tools- assembly
- ETL listed. Patented fused safety plug.
- Tilt-back feature to direct air where needed
Description
The Lasko Oscillating Pedestal Fan in black is a standing fan for room cooling that provides reliable cooling. Ideal as a living room fan, this rotating fan features an 18-inch blade with 3 energy-efficient speeds to move cooling airflow in larger spaces. Its adjustable height ranges from 38" to 54.5", making it an excellent stand fan for bedroom or home office use, and its tilting head allows you to direct cooling airflow to where it is needed. With a 60-degree oscillation, this fan delivers widespread air circulation. Lightweight and portable, this black fan is easy to move from the bedroom to the living room or any other area in your home, promoting air circulation wherever you need it. Assembly is a breeze with no tools required. This Lasko fan features an ETL-listed design, safety fuse technology, and BLUE Plug technology. This versatile pedestal fan by Lasko is designed to keep you and your family comfortable.
Brand: Lasko
Color: Black
Electric fan design: Floor Fan
Power Source: Corded Electric
Style: Classic
Product Dimensions: 20.5"D x 20.5"W x 54.5"H
Room Type: Bedroom, Home Office, Living Room
Special Feature: Adjustable Height, Adjustable Tilt
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Circulation, Cooling
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Power Source: Corded Electric
Room Type: Bedroom, Home Office, Living Room
Special Features: Adjustable Height, Adjustable Tilt
Recommended Uses For Product: Air Circulation, Cooling
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Controller Type: Rotary Control
Number of Speeds: 3
Noise Level: 61.6 db
Wattage: 114 watts
Number of Blades: 5
Air Flow Capacity: 1970 cfm
Voltage: 120 volts
Switch Type: Rotary
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Control Method: Touch
Standby Power Shutoff: Energy-efficient
Number of Power Levels: 3
Installation Type: Freestanding
Material: Plastic
Blade Material: Plastic
Specification Met: certified frustration-free
Color: Black
Electric Fan Design: Floor Fan
Style: Classic
Finish Type: Black
Form Factor: Stand Alone
Collection Name: Elegance & Performance
Theme: Pedestal Fans
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 20.5"D x 20.5"W x 54.5"H
Blade Length: 18 inches
Item Weight: 3.6 kg
Cable Length: 6 feet
Size: 18 Inch
Brand Name: Lasko
Included Components: Fan, User guide
Model Name: 1827
Model Number: 1827
Manufacturer: Lasko
Warranty Description: 1 year limited warranty.
UPC: 460133495072 031111316865 021112832990 151902981062 763615728027 400239283692 702331128339 031112737805 881110007512 745332441465 046013458247 046013349507 163120254064
Global Trade Identification Number: 62, 72
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Lasko Elegance & Performance Pedestal Fan, Black
Part Number: 1827
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This fan was a great buy for me. It’s pretty much perfect for my needs, but I’ll break it down in case some of it matters for you. Assembly wasn’t bad. I had a little struggle getting the front grill on, but I was also distracted at the time. No tools needed, everything comes in the box, and once it’s together it feels snug and doesn’t feel cheap even though it’s all plastic. One thing I'm not quite sure on is disasembly when the fan blade inevitably starts getting dust on it. I hated taking my box fan apart with that, but this hopefully wouldn't be too bad. Power-wise, it works great. I basically live on speed 1 since it sits close to my desk, and even then I can feel airflow across the room. If I move about 10 feet away into the living room I still feel it. I’ve only used speed 2 a couple times and it’s more than enough. I can easily move papers from 10-20 feet away on the second speed. I’ve never even needed speed 3. The oscillation feature is actually useful, not just something you ignore. I use it a lot when I don’t want constant airflow but still want the room to stay moving air-wise. The sweep is roughly 90 degrees and does a good job of covering a wide area. The tilt adjustment is another thing I use more than expected. it goes from straight ahead all the way up to pointing straight up. In winter I’ll angle it upward just to circulate air instead of blowing directly on me. It helps even out temps in the room, especially with cold air settling near the floor on laminate flooring. You can also combine tilt and oscillation to spread airflow without sitting in a direct blast. Another fun thing I'll use the tilt for is aiming it straight up and puting stuff on it to dry. Couldn't do that with my old fox fan too well as it would rub against the fan motor, but I'm not finding that I have that problem here with the curved face. You can even combine tilt and oscillation to cover an even wider area and prevent the fan from blowing directly on you if needed. This really comes in handy with that laminate flooring but yet it's 10-20 degrees outside. Keeps that heat very well distributed preventing cold spots in the house. Height adjustment is straightforward. Lowest setting puts it around 2.5 feet from floor to motor, fully extended is about 4.5 feet. That range makes it easy to adjust depending on whether I’m at my desk or just trying to move air around the room. To adjust there is a little rotation thing that squeezes around the pole. Fairly large and easy enough to grip. Cord is about 6 feet. It works, but I do wish it was longer so I could tuck it away better or have more placement options. Not a dealbreaker, just something I noticed when moving it around. Controls. It's simple as can be. You have a spin dial for controlling speed, and then a little pull knobby thing that turns on/off the oscillation. Noise is good. I work from home with my main job as "call center". On speed 1 it’s quiet enough that nobody hears it, even if it’s pointed right at me. Speed 2 is a bit more noticeable for me but still not enough to interfere with calls or hearing people clearly. The other end still has no idea I have a fan going in the room which is nice. I haven’t really used speed 3. Compared to old box fans and especially metal shop fans, this one is much quieter. Overall: Simple, reliable, and works exactly how a fan should. If you just want something that moves air well and doesn’t get in the way, this is a solid pick.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026 by JkPhoto
I needed to replace my old fan (15 years old, still works, now in the bedroom as my second fan. Hot flashes. IYKYK) and I've owned Lasko fans in the past and never had any issues. Now, I'm a bit particular about my fans. I have bad allergies, so it must be easily taken apart for cleaning and this one fits the bill. It must also have great air flow and the 5 blades make for a noticeable difference in my 20ft long living room with cathedral ceilings. Even on the lowest setting I can see it ruffling the curtains and blinds. It was easy to put together (my years of experience taking apart my fan to clean it finally came in handy!) and in no more than 8 or 10 minutes, had it up and running. If only everything was that easy! But remember when I said it was not without issues? There are a few small issues, but nothing serious. The stand is supposed to seat itself securely in the base with a strong push and a few clockwise turns. Unfortunately, my base doesn't appear to have anything to hold the stand securely and while it is steady when still, if it has to be moved, it comes apart. Not a deal breaker as I really only move it twice a year - out of the closet in the spring, into the closet in the fall - , but a little annoying; although now that I think about it, it'll be snap to take it apart for storage as winter comes! Look at that, not an issue after all! Last, the noise - I read a lot of reviews who said the fan was too noisy for them, so here's my observation. In the video, the fan is set to the lowest setting, and while there is a hum, I don't think it's louder than any other fan I have owned but fans are one of the few sounds my ADHD brain can filter out. So if you're bothered by a mechanical hum, just be warned. But if you're not bothered by it and you're just looking for a great oscillating fan to push air around your lonely hovel, this is a good buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024 by SpinsterLeStrange
This fan was a great buy. It's nearly perfect for my own needs, but I'll list its qualities just in case some of them might not work so well for you. It wasn't difficult to assemble. The hardest part was getting the front cage to snap on properly, but even that only took a few tries. And since the cage just hooks together rather than needing screws, popping it off to clean the blade will be a breeze. (Although, there's not much of a hook to those hooks, so I don't plan to pop the cage off any more than I absolutely have to. If those hooks wear down or break, then that's that.) Also, all you need to put it together is your own two hands. No tools needed. It's very powerful. It moves a great deal of air, even on low (I haven't gone past medium yet; I'm afraid it might blow the cat across the room on high!), which is a relief. For two weeks when my A/C was out, I needed a fan that could cool me off even though the air it was moving was hot and humid. This fan blows with such force that even warm air movement is refreshing. And its force means you can set it at a fair distance and still feel it, but it's also strong enough to blow papers and stuff around if they're in the fan's path, even when they aren't particularly close to it. The oscillator has a wide swing to it, about 90 degrees, which I suppose could either be a negative or a positive. If you want it to swing but still stay relatively contained at a small angle, you may not care for this. On the other hand, it's perfect when you have a small area of cool air (like a new portable a/c with a fairly puny blower) and want to distribute it far and wide. The cord is fairly short—rather shorter than I would've liked, honestly. I didn't measure it, but I'd guess it to be maybe 6 feet. That could be a problem if you want to use it in a place without an outlet handy, but a cheap extension cord solved that problem for me. (Incidentally, there is no grounding prong on the plug, so you can use a 2-hole extension cord if necessary.) The pole has a decent amount of extension to it; I'd say you can adjust the height by about a foot and a half. At its tallest, from base to motor is (again, this is an estimate) probably 4-1/2 feet. This makes it pretty versatile; you can stand it on the floor or shorten it and put it on a (large) table. At full length, though, that also makes it a bit top-heavy. It's fine if you leave it alone, but the cat knocked it over when I first put it together and now he's scared of it. It's loud. Even on low it's pretty loud, compared to what I remember my last box fan sounding like. It doesn't bother me at all, but if you're someone looking for a fan for your bedroom, and you need quiet to sleep, you probably won't like this. Seriously, I have a hard time imagining a fan with this small a footprint with as much power as this one has. I wish the cord were a bit longer, like I said, but that's really my only complaint. When the air conditioner died, it was a real lifesaver!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2015 by M.
So let me just preface everything by saying for the price, this is not a bad fan. It's ability to move air, in my opinion, more than makes up for the noise. When I first got it and set it up, I was impressed with just how much air this thing could move. It wasn't until the following morning when I went to go turn it off that I realized it was only on it's lowest setting. Pros: AIR FLOW As mentioned above, this fan moves air and it's effective in doing so. Even the lowest setting is stronger than the high settings on many fans I've owned. If you need strong air circulation in a small room, this fan will accomplish that. LIGHTWEIGHT Since the materials on the fan are aluminum and light-weight plastic, the entire fan is very light and easy to move around. It has a pretty wide base (20") to keep it from blowing itself over. ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT The height can be adjusted using a twisting lock on the pole. Since the fan is so light, you shouldn't need to worry about the fan slipping down over time. EASY TO ASSEMBLE/CLEAN The whole fan arrives in pieces, so you do need to put it all together. The fan comes with an instruction manual and takes about maybe 5 minutes max to assemble. No screws, bolts, hex keys, etc. required. Also makes it really easy to clean this fan if it starts to collect dust, pet hair, etc. Cons: NOISE While not as loud as a metallic industrial fan, this model definitely makes some noise. The lowest setting isn't too bad, but the highest setting can be pretty loud. Easily one of the loudest fans I've ever owned. If you work at home or are using this in any area where you're making calls, I would not recommend having this blowing in your general direction. QUALITY The quality of the plastic in the build is somewhat mid. The guards on the front and back of the fan are made of a thin and flexible plastic which can easily be knocked out of alignment and "unsnap" which could become an issue if the fan is on. Don't expect this thing to be able to take hits. LIMITED VERTICAL RANGE OF MOTION For a standing fan, it lacks the ability to be angled downwards. It can point at an upward angle, but if you need the fan to point anywhere below it's default setting, you'll need to lower the height of the pole. SHORT POWER CORD The power cord is pretty short, so unless you have an extension cord available, this fan will need to live fairly close to the outlet. Overall: It's a powerful fan and it won't break the bank. If you just need a decent fan that's going to circulate a lot of air in a room very quickly without spending $80+ on a higher end model, this is a good option.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023 by Andrew Slocum
Good product. Strong airflow. Not super quiet, but quieter than most. Easy to use and it oscillates perfectly.
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2026 by Ampong
Honestly a let down. I bought these because they were a good price and Lasko is a brand I know and have had many fans from. I bought two of these trusting that I was getting good quality and that is not what I got. Both have issues with the front grid of the fan, usually there are clips that will hold it place so it doesn’t end up falling off and you have blades just spinning freely, but there are no clips, they feel like they just kinda sit there, it’s not even a snap in kinda deal, they just sit there. If a toddler went up and pulled on it they would come right off. One in particular is just holding on by the bottom, the top isn’t even touching it’s just floating. That same one makes a horrendous noise while running, it’s sounds like when you put a card in your bicycle spoke, it has quieted down with some use but it’s still there. The only redeeming quality is the amount of air they move, we bought a much more expensive fan a few years ago and needed a new one for our plant seedlings. We ended up putting this one in the bed room because the slowest setting was stronger than our old fans highest setting. Also no weird buttons with features we won’t ever use, just a turn knob for the speed and a pull lever for oscillation. I wish I could rate it better but the front grill construction is horrible and pretty dangerous. 3 stars for the air movement alone.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by Jess
Great fans! Really moves the air well and like this brand still offers fans without remotes or other "extras", keeping it simple and affordable. Great price on these is about 35 or 36 dollars, but anything under 40 dollars is still not too bad for such a great working fan.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Drew
The fan has a good quality motor and pushes good air in one room when it's hot indoors .. The fan should maybe push a little stronger air but is still good quality for the price .. The only bad thing about this fan is that the long bar on the stand does not stay up and in place when tightened to the desired height and keeps sliding down whole in use and has to constantly be readjusted .. If these issues could be fixed the fan would be of really good quality .. Overall Lasko is known for good quality products but this particular fan could be better
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026 by Donna Myers