how tall is the honeywell model HS-1655 fan when extended
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I don't know the EXACT measurement but I'm 5 feet and it's a little bit shorter than me, so I'd have to say at the very tallest just under 5 ft and the shortest I'd say 2ft, it's perfect for a mid-size room, nothing bigger than a master bedroom in my personal opinion
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I have an 8" fan and it works fine. I'd have to check the maximum air movement, but I'm almost sure it exceeds 265 cfm.
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1. The specs probably give exact measures. Mine is about 14 to 15 inches from light to ceiling.2. Not sure if there is an optional shorter extension. 3. It fairly quiet and air flow is fine. It is a higher quality fan.
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Yes, the fan can have extensions. Those extensions make all the difference. I had an 18" extension on my last fan and it was a little too low so I did not get the extension on my Hunter (my last fan was also a Hunter and I have a 9 foot ceiling). I REALLY should have gotten a 12 inch on the new one but sorry I did not. The circulation of air is so much better when the fan is a little lower. I did a lot of research before buying this fan and the one before. The air circulation is excellent on this model. However I will probably hire someone to lower the fan before next summer.
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I dunno about 6" but it gives some, more probably if you don't put the bar for additional support. I set a 6" inline fan on to of mine no problems
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Yes it is. At the lowest height, it is approximately 36" from floor to top of fan. At the highest adjustment, it is nearly 48" high from floor to top of fan. Hope this helps.
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I'm going to have to disagree with the previous person who answered this question saying it was 13". I have the normal extension on the fan and the overall height is a hair over 14". The official spec says 14.25". It would be pointless for the extension to only add 1.25". A rough guess with the tape measure shows the extension between the base of the canopy and the fan adds nearly 3 1/2". So I would say the height is somewhere between 10"-11". Most people may not care about a two or three inch difference, but I'm mounting a projector behind the fan and every little bit counts to ensure it's not blocking the picture. I plan on ordering another one and flush mounting it. I will measure the height and report back.
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Not sure exactly what you mean. Physically, the fan is about a foot tall. You can adjust the angle of the blower up to where it will hit you head-high. Very powerful for a small unit. I play music, much of it outdoors, and it works great to keep me cooler for the entire three hours. Great unit!
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5.75 inches tall counting rubber feet on bottom. You need some space over the top of the unit for air to circulate to prevent over heating of the unit.
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I believe it was 28" - 33" that the specs recommended. I'm tall, so I went higher than specified, but It works great even on the low fan setting; which is much quieter.
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On the taller tower, the cord is about 75-inches. On the shorter tower, it's about 70-inches. Great fans.
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Linda I apologize for not getting back to you sooner but I had let this slide and remembered when I needed information on a product like you. This is from the owners manual for the HF-910: Model Number: HF-910 Category: Fans Dimensions: 20.63" x 7.00" x 20.63" in Color: Black Room Size: Large Warranty: 1 Year limited
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The whole model is about 15" for assembly, & there is a little dial on the box to control your fan speeds. If you have any further questions please feel free to contact us.Thank you,Customer SupportAcer Trading Group
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Marty (love the name... good friend of ours)... it's 13" exactly... we LOVE this fan... quiet, beautiful, strong!:)
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You cannot extend the height, but the fan blades can be adjusted to face upwards.
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fan height center of fan to floor without add on is 19" with add on its 29" off the floor.
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I tried to measure just the fan blade assembly, like the one pictured, the outer diameter was right at 161/2" hope that helps.