how adjustable is this fan? can i clip it to my cubicle wall (vertically) and still have it point out at me or does it need to be clipped horizontally
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Mine is clipped to a window sill, so a horizontal surface. The "default" position is straight ahead horizontal. The fan can go completely vertical pointed up, and about 30deg pointed down. If I understand you question, clipped to the top of a cube wall (so it would be pointed down if it was at the "default" position,) you should have no problem pointing it up to a completely horizontal position. Boy I'm glad I don't work in a cubicle anymore......
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Very adjustable. Swivels (not automatic) 360 degrees, tilts 90 degrees. What you see clearly in the picture is the swivel adjustment, with the small detents, just above the clip. At the top of this column, is the tilt adjustment with thumb screw. In the picture, it would be just below the lower motor air intake. I have it clipped horizontally to a shelf, blowing straight down on an external hdd, which is the equivalent of clipping to a vertical wall and having it blow straight out. In essence, adjustments will cover anywhere in 1/2 a sphere.
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The fan if clipped sideways can only move up and down. If clipped sideways (like on a bar for an example), then it can move left to right. So yeah, there are limitations to how you can move the fan around. The clip is strong, will clip on to things well.
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You can tilt it to any angle including straight down. I own a gym and have a number of these fans and they work great. The mount is a wall mount though, not ceiling.
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I have my fan clipped and running upside down and have had no problems. Good little fan.
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Yeah, the tube frame is what mounts to the wall so you should still be able to pose it once mounted. Its more of an up/down adjustment, and you wouldn't be bale to move it left or right once mounted because of how the frame is. Just be sure to tighten the bolts that fasten the blade to the frame so that it is tight enough to hold it in place but loose enough that the fan itself can still be moved.
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It mounts to the wall - there is no attachment that allows "clipping it" to the frame that I could see. I actually bought 6 of them and am happy with them, however.
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It is a bit noisy. I bought some rubber mounts and some insulation material to mount on the fan............I have not installed it yet but for sure the noise can be curtailed one way or the other........could also hang the fan and use short flex duct .......This size of fan with this much air movement is going to be noisy
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Hi Raegan Isaac, thanks for the question. This fan requires a minimum ceiling height of at least 96.76" in order to meet building codes. If your ceiling is lower than 96.76" (at 7.5 feet you're at 90 inches) then you may need to add a flushmount adapter. If you cannot find what you need to make this fan work in your room, please give us a call so we can check to see if there are any further alternatives. Our experts will know exactly what to do. Oh, and they're sitting right next to their phones right now :) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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Yes, the fan position can be adjusted up & down. I have it located above me on top of a filing cabinet and I"ve chosen to point it upwards so that it pushes the air in room down and produces comfortable air flow without directly blowing on me.
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I agree with the other comment about the round version being more adjustable. This flat panel fan fits better in a window though.
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Yes, you can adjust the angle. It doesn't put out much air though. It is fine on my desktop but that's about it. I also used it to cool a piece of electronics in a case that was in a tight location and it worked perfectly cooling it.
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If you have at least a 1/2 inch between the desk and the cubicle wall, you will be able to mount it. Now to get the two moniters to aid flush and not have the arms hit the wall u might have to play with it a little. Fortunately the arms are set up for easy use and adjustment.
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I WOULD RECOMMEND CONTACTING THE MANUFACTURER TO ENSURE THAT THE FAN COULD BE SAFELY OPERATED ON ITS SIDE. It appears to be designed to be used standing up (vertically). There's a vent that wraps around the back and from side to side.
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Not easily. I am using a clip on fan on my headboard and my kids bunkbeds. Works really well, fan direction is very maneuverable.
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At the low setting it probably would be okay, depending on size of your cubicle. The fan has a small footprint. It doesn't oscillate but adjusts vertically 90 degrees.
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The Metropolitan ceiling fan is stationary, you can however adjust the head from straight down to straight out.Thank you,Michael H.Dan's Fan CityPhone 813 814-1010
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Absolutely not which was a real pain. If you get the Ozeri Brezza II Dual Oscillating 10" High Velocity Desk Fan , which, granted, it's $10 more, it is able to be tilted down appx 30-45 below horizontal. Link: http://www.amazon.com/Ozeri-Brezza-Dual-Oscillating-Velocity/dp/B00873CICA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386351961&sr=8-1&keywords=ozeri+brezza+ii+dual+oscillating+10+high+velocity+desk+fan This is a MUCH better fan with way more flexibility in the positioning. I would HIGHLY recommend the Ozeri Brezza II Dual Oscillating 10" High Velocity Desk Fan.
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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.