Can the fan's oscillating feature be turned off for a unidirectional air flow?
317137
Yes it can. There is a pull knob at the back of the oscillating motor that will stop the movement.
317138
yes--I always use it in the non-oscillating mode. I did not have to use any controls to get it there, but I am sure the directions for turning off the oscillation are in the papers that came with the fan. I am not able to get to those papers at the present time, but I will say I am delighted with this fan. It is so quiet that I have to look at it to make sure it is on.
877998
No, it doesn't have that option. You can use fan mode but it doesn't bring in outside air.
908483
It doesn't oscillate in the normal manner in which the fan moves itself....what happens with this one is the front louvered panel rotates in a circle which causes the air to move in different directions. Sounds strange but it works great. I own 3 of these. And you control the movement at the touch of a button. It can blow straight or "oscillate" so to speak.
931009
The fan does not have to oscillate,and yes it can stay in one direction. We have ours on top of a stove works great was well worth the money. I would buy a second one if we needed it
1964733
Yes - just stop the fan, and pull the fan chain and it will go counter or clockwise as wanted.
911993
Absolutely not. My fan makes a whooshing / blowing noise. A "white noise" if you will.
2016731
The entire fan oscillates as one unit. The top and bottom sections can be aimed in slightly different directions to give you more complete coverage while it oscillates. Works great, has three speeds and the oscillator can be turned on and off independently of the fan.
931010
The fan will has a switch to either oscillate or remain stationary. It does not have a switch to control the vertical tilt though.
877995
Yes, the unit has FAN ONLY option. Keep in mind that vents are facing upward.
150367
Fan speeds low, medium, high and oscillation button and of course on/off button. I don't have this fan anymore to look at it but I don't remember it having that feature. Also if you look at a close up of the picture it shows you the buttons.
931008
It does have a button on the fan casing so that you can switch between oscillate and stationary.
908481
It does not oscillate as a regular fan does. The front panel in front of the blades can rotate if you set it do that. You can have it rotate clockwise or counter clockwise and this circulates the air.
125644
No. Either have both fans on or off, or have one taking in air and one exhausting air.
1686819
My fan doesn't oscillate, it blows in a single direction I can only direct it up or down before picking it up and repositioning
689196
Fan tilts up and down only. Fan oscillates side to side or remains still. So you could let it oscillate to the left or right and then stop the oscillate.
1646492
I believe there is a switch on top of fan for that function. Might want to confirm with manufacture.
1581181
no, not that I am aware of. On a side note this fan move air like no other.