How many degrees does the oscillation pattern cover?
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I'm guessing, Anne but, I know it's more than 180 degrees. I think the fan is wonderful; I spend more time than usual in the bedroom (I am disabled) and today, for example, it was very warm. I had the fan on the next to highest setting and it got really comfortable in the whole room. It was also very quiet. And my fan is shielded from unobstructed circulation be two dressers. Didn't matter. Good luck!
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Absolutely. There is a target temp that is set by the user and an actual temp. Very rarely does it fluctuate within .2 deg either way. Yes two tenths of a degree. Very accurate device.
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hi James....here you are....9 patterns...center, jet, mist, flood, flat, angle, shower, fan, cone Farmer J
1648485
it's doesn't lay completely flat. it probably opens to about 140 - 150 degrees.
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The instruction sheet says just that it gets very hot. Doesn't give a number of degrees.Karen
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The widest coverage will be 114 degrees (at the 7mm end). To get to 180, you need a fish-eye, which this is not.
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No it does not, but it's for a small room so it doesn't need to oscillate. If you are buying for a big room it may not need to oscillate. It is very powerful. Charles Padilla
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I can't find any specific number of degrees like some other mfgs. I can tell you on my truck it appears to be about 120-130 degrees. I hope that helps.
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It all depends upon water pressure. During times when less people are watering, it covers an area of 40' X 20' using the full oscillating position. Much less during peak water usage.
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Not sure of the exact number of degrees, but it is wide. The picture from the camera is also very good for this type of camera.
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I would be wary of the accuracy, there are "dead spots". I ordered two of these and both of them had a "dead zone" of about 6 degrees (from 76°F-82°F) where it would show it was 76° until it suddenly spiked to 82°.
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No. I can get close to 90 degrees and probably get some reception at the 180 degree direction. There isn't anything there to verify this. But the signal coming it an about 120 degrees in non-existent.
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Yes, it oscillates. However, you can turn off that feature and direct each half toward the direction you chose.
711803
Standard for oscillating fan, if you put it in a corner it will cover room. The problem is the lack of air velocity. This fan works in a small room.
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Basicly, it tills only 1-2". maybe a little more if the earth is loose and moist. I agree with Melwin L. Vaz.
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I've used but two settings but I believe that there is a 45 degree. Not sure.
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It pretty much covers 360 degrees from my experience. Even when I'm in my kitchen (it's by the front door) it barks from movement. It you only want it to work facing one direction, you'd need to put something around the area where you don't want it to respond to make it directional.