Can the airflow be adjusted to blow horizontally above the carpet, at floor level, rather than "height of fan" above floor level?
1292481
The yellow portion rotates. You can have the exhaust set up to ground level to blow horizontally across the floor. We have 3 of these. You can plug them off of each other too.
1292482
The yellow housing is movable; you can direct the air flow port through a range of over 300 degrees with frequent detents that keep the housing from moving from the setting you choose.
1292483
Yes...it spins around and you can simply turn it over so output sets on ground to. Not the most powerful but works fine.
1582609
Yes it is. At the lowest height, it is approximately 36" from floor to top of fan. At the highest adjustment, it is nearly 48" high from floor to top of fan. Hope this helps.
235190
If I recall there is a flap that opens with the force of the blowing air, however I can't see why it wouldn't work. I would suggest mounting it as high up as possible to allow the sensor to start the fan soon enough to do a good job.
1278961
no you can not no fan controller does that you have to physically remove your fan and turn it around to get it to blow air in a different direction
1217756
There is no carpet height adjustment on this. You might want to try a higher priced model.
1386330
A small amount, just turn on the vertical oscillations and when it reaches the lowest point turn off the vertical oscillation. This fan can also be mounted on a wall. The base will sit flush with the wall so then it can go from straight down to level with the floor. Hope that helps. Steve
1386329
Yes. This fan can be locked in just about any position you want. For this size fan, it puts out a lot of air. I never have to turn it above low. Best fan I have ever had.
2198928
If one were to place it on a wall with the back to the wall, the fan would have no way to pull air into it. In theory, you could mount the bottom on a wall and blow air sideways, but you'd have no way to aim it. If you need this feature, I suggest the Holmes model HAOF90-UC.
1143212
The air blows downward slightly. I would say you could use it on a concrete floor.
69494
Yes, there are two additional clips on the back side of the fan so you can aim it down. Those clips won't allow you to "adjust" where the air is blowing though, they just point the fan down. I used some string to tie the fan at a better angle but this fan doesn't have a lot of air moving power, we used them mostly for white noise and the light and just brought a box fan with us in the camper.
1236613
hi, lorainia: i have 3 of these fans for my a/c floor vents in my bedrooms. yes, the fan tilts 1 click position downward. it also has 4 click positions upward with the last position being straight up. also, since i used these on the carpeted floor, i put the base out behind the fan and let the round fan casing rest directly on the carpet. for bedroom use, i always use the slowest and quietest speed. also, yes, it will stay in any position you choose.
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.
1319339
Joe, you can do it, but it will reduce the volume of air that it is pulling through. By reducing it may cause problems with the fan in the future.
2048474
I positioned mine in the corner angled so that it creates a continues airflow in the room. The owners manual provides an illustration of this.
190493
you should use the fan for intake. if there is enough space for air to enter
1749973
it can b a intake or xhaust to the case ,had it mounted to top as intake but was to loud, was setting right beside me. am going to try it as a xhaust in another case with fan speed controler
725905
You would need 2 cross pieces - one each for top attachment and for bottom screw attachment - you'll see.It can sit on floor with legs purchased separately. Mine is set ~ 12" off floor for vacuum cleaning below. It's also a good idea to have some space ~ 2" behind to maximize airflow from the fan also purchase separately.I heat an entire above garage apartment and haven't needed to set it higher than 2 of 10. You'll love it.