Does remote operate oscillation
1026496
Sorry about the late response didn't realize this was a question thought it was a "Feedback" e-mail. Unfortunately we have never used the remote. It is a great fan. :)
1026497
unfortunately I am unable to use the unit because the front cage does not fit properly into the notch of the back cage and since I opened the box after the return time frame, I am stuck with a defective unit with a clear manufacturer's defect. Sorry I cant help!
1835582
Yes it does oscillate. It flips up and down with positioning at any angle. It will oscillate while holding that angle.
1610035
No, the oscillation pull-switch is on the fan itself and is not a feature that can be controlled by the remote.
2142799
If you mean can you start or stop the oscillation with the remote, yes, you can. Every function can be controlled with the remote. It's a great little fan.
1632078
If you referring to TV remotes the answer is yes. We use two remotes for all our TVs and they operate on the same frequency and they don't interfere with each other. The remote is the transmitter and the TV is the receiver.
1854653
Yes, it oscillates. However, you can turn off that feature and direct each half toward the direction you chose.
1302430
Yes, there is a separate button top for the oscillating feature. The unit above the frame turns when is it on oscillating.
412474
Yes it has the option to be stationary or oscillating ... Comes with remote and a turbo button for extra air circulation .
1096763
Yes it does. The remote operated everything: oscillation, speed, ion and even the timer.
914691
The simple answer is sometimes. There are buttons on the remote to do it and occasionally it works. But sometimes it doesn't.
630624
I does oscillate, but the range (as far as I know) is not adjustable. The speed of oscillation is, but not the range.
1239312
No, it doesn't. We have a Logitech Harmony remote and we were able to operate it using that.
28241
It does not oscillate however you can manually reposition it while it's on.
532225
Yes, it does. You can turn the oscillation on and off independently from the fan speed.
1100078
Sort of. If you push the oscillating controls close together it will oscillate very little.
565549
Sorry it Does not, it has separate controls for each of the modes of operation that are controlled by either the remote or on the console itself
500391
No, you just leave the appliance on, plug it in, and control the device on/off capability with the remote. Take care.