Does this fan tilt towards the ceiling or the floor and if so what are the angel degrees in either direction please? Also I've read it does oscillate, to what degree does it do so? Thank you for your time and help. Does this fan tilt towards the ceiling or the floor and if so what are the angel degrees in either direction please? Also I've read it does oscillate, to what degree does it do so? Thank you... » Read More Does this fan tilt towards the ceiling or the floor and if so what are the angel degrees in either direction please? Also I've read it does oscillate, to what degree does it do so? Thank you for your time and help. « Show Less
1959453
Yes and yes 45 degrees each direction. Yes it does 45 degrees left and right.
1959454
As far as I can tell it does not tilt up or down. I would say it oscillates approximately 45 degrees.
554054
Yes it oscillates maybe around 90 degrees or slightly more. It does tilt up and down but not a lot maybe 50 degrees...I've never thought of how it operates in degrees. It is a good little fan...quiet and puts out a lot of air...I have purchased 4 for home and work I like them so much.
1959455
Fan tilts only slightly toward ceiling; tilts about 30 degrees toward floor; and oscillates about 60 degrees to right and to left. The fan has enough steady rotation to keep the air circulating and comfortable in my bedroom without blowing directly on me for any extended time period. I am very satisfied with this fan. I bought 4 of these fans and every one does the job for which I intended it.
1959456
The fan tilts toward both the ceiling and the floor with a 60 degree angle in both directions. It also oscillates at 90 degrees.
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.
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.
896747
Fans are made to run in any orientation, people have had the problem your complaining about though. Seems to be luck of the draw, the set I have didn't make noise vertically but I didn't use mine that long.
1926740
The answer is Yes. This fan will rotate 360 degrees, and tighten to any position in that rotation that you desire. It will remain in that position, as it has a lever on each side of the fan head that are used to tighten the fan head to whatever position desired. It's a great fan. It blows a lot of air. It seems to be very well made. It's slightly noisy as a result of the blowing air volume, not the fan parts.
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
1236612
Yes, it will tilt downward, but not very much, and it will stay that way. It will, however, tilt upward facing the ceiling. I love this fan, it's small and powerful!
654562
It seems to depend on the model they send you. I have had previous fans of the same model number that let me set the fan direction independently but the later model did not offer that choice. It was both fans either in or out. They are 8 inch fans and I don't know their CFM or wattage use. I do find it quite effective as a kitchen window exhaust fan. I got many years of use out of my first one and hated to give it up but it was cracking due to age and heavy use.
1710737
The fan can be tilted downward. I have my fan attached to the wall at about 74 inches, and tilted downward so that the air blows across the bed. My ceilings were too low for a ceiling fan, so this is my alternative. It works very well.
1274062
The fan does NOT have a speed control though I believe they sell one (separately) now, however it is butt ugly so depending on where you place it that may or may not work for you. I tried several variable speed switches that are for ceiling fans but none of them worked; it was either on full speed or off.
1896763
Hi Christopher, I rarely write a review for any product but felt compelled to write one for this particular fan. I installed it in my master bedroom and while I love the look of the fan...........I cannot recommend this fan for function. My fan is mounted directly over my bed and at full speed I really can't feel much air flow. At lower speeds it make enough clicking and other noises it will keep me awake. When I am finished with my current home remodels I will be replacing this fan ASAP. Sorry for the bad report.
1495084
U manually pivot (tilt up or tilt down) to the position u want it to blow. It has 3 different fan speeds which i usually put on med. The fan runs great still 24-7 all summer long - its noisy which lulls me sleep. I hope this answers ur question.
1894557
Not quite, but it will go to a very steep angle. You will love it. It moves a great amount of air and is whisper quiet at the lowest speed. I used mine to move heated air from the ceiling during winter, and will now use it to move my air conditioned air from the floor during summer.
931006
You are able to leave it in one position or oscillate. I do like the look of this fan and it is plenty powerful....only downside is that depending on where you place the fan it can be rather noisy.
1123051
As others have said, it is a fixed position fan, either horizontal (slightly angled up) or vertical. I prefer the vertical position creating circulatory room flow from the floor/table to the ceiling. Even on high, the sound you hear is primarily air flow, not mechanical motor/vibration. I have five of these fans, I love them so much. In California, we don't need air conditioning just one of these in each bedroom in a corner pointing up. Strongly recommend.
1098713
I don't believe the fan angles downward. There are 3 speeds, and it does cool the space down quite a bit, the fan also oscillates or can be stationary, but I don't think it will quite work as you are hoping.
2193417
Jimmie....the swing should have various directions and there are about 3 or 4 different patterns it rotates. W/your remote you can even hit the swing button each time you want to stop the back and forth motion. I just got mine out again to make sure I was telling you right. On the fan itself the swing button is the 4th button over from left to right and it does go back and forth. I use mine in addition to a ceiling fan to help supplement since I'm a woman going through menopause hot flashes and HAVE TO HAVE A GOOD FAN that I alone can control and easily change by this lovely remote. I've had mine since 2008....bought it when I moved to a new office and used it all the time at work, the when I retired I brought it home and have never had it fail yet! Hope this helps....if not contact me and letme know if I can help! Good luck. If it doesn't go back and forth, tell me if it moves at all or just straight airflow pattern only? If so something may indeed be wrong.