Does the fan tilt down or just up?
197672
The fan has a mechanical tilt and turn system. When you turn these features on the fan will move both side to side and up and down. Both motions are individually controlled so you don't have to have the fan doing both at the same time unless you want it to. One warning, don't force the fan to move in either direction as this can damage the mechanics of the fan.
197673
Both up and down and side to side with four speeds and a remote that is palm size small with Buttons that feel like the Apple iPhone. They are are remarkably powerful to gentle inAir flow, quiet, good looking and dollar to dollar the best fans (two) I have ever owned. Will buy nothing accept Ozeri fans and other Ozeri products if they make what I am looking for. I am a verified buyer.
197674
Two oscillating features; up and down or left to right. You are able to set the fan height with the up and down control and then select left to right operating mode (if you like).
197675
sorry for the late response. The fan doesn't tilt all the way down, but if the fan is placed on a night stand or dresser, the air does hit the ground. Hope this helps
197676
The fan tilts both up and down...Do NOT tilt fan manually, use the oscillating feature to get to the desired position, then turn the oscillating feature off.
261335
Mine does, either downwards or upwards, I don't remember exactly (haven't used it since the summer). It's because the adjusters on the side get a bit loose over time as the fan is functioning. It didn't bother me. It only happened after several days (very slowly, that's what I mean).
313544
No screw to loosen or tighten; tilt adjusted by an internal ratchet which as you mentioned would appear to wear out in time. Since I have had my fan running nonstop for almost 3 days and I've been using it very often in the last month, I have not needed to adjust the tilt often, just once or twice. I would imagine if I were tilting it up then down and up again, sooner or later the ratcheting device or whatever it is would loosen and I'll be left with a downward tilting fan.
1725578
Yes, it does tilt. The height is set during installation based on your height.
268097
is the fan leveled? Mine is a bit loud but that's just the fan. Honest I got used to it being a little loud
445806
The fan works either way. I rarely raise it. I love this table, best purchase of 2014 for me! Hope you like it!
143383
The fan does move up and down manually. It is not an Oscaling Fan, but really cools well. Our dog likes to sleep with a fan on him.....this fan is quiet and has lasted a lot longer than the many other fans we have purchased over the years. We are a fan of this fan:)
491848
It doesn't tilt downward. I tried and it pretty much stops with the monitor pointed straight ahead.
1058525
Yes, the fan position can be adjusted up & down. I have it located above me on top of a filing cabinet and I"ve chosen to point it upwards so that it pushes the air in room down and produces comfortable air flow without directly blowing on me.
2179883
it does tilt down but not up. i think 15 degrees. and no you cant install it upside down. hope that helps.
463329
The fan has five click-stopped tilt positions. It tilts about 30° both up and down.
1920019
Yes it tilts up....and is comfortable when down for u and paasanger....easy install
362698
Yes, but the fan height also adjusts up and down a little too. The fan can only tilt down as fsr as the fan housing allows until it touches the base pole.
697935
Yes. The fan can be rotated 360 and it also tilts up, down and all the way around
1902391
It didn't tilt down much. You could prop it downward by putting under the back, like a 1/2 inch (or so) book. Not the best, but maybe it can meet your needs. When I looked a desk fans I recall that the range of tilting was not great; I use a 1/2" stick to elevate the one I now have.
1878307
Yes it can be tilted down. It actually can be spun down so the fan is "closed" hiding the blades in the unit.
1048047
flip the fan over -- the fan doesn't know the difference. It exhausts air or evacuates (sucks) depending upon how it's installed.