Does the fan HAVE to oscillate, or is there a setting to leave it pointed in one direction?
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.
931007
I leave mine in one direction. I love it. It is great looking and gives a lot of velocity.MM
931008
It does have a button on the fan casing so that you can switch between oscillate and stationary.
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
931010
The fan will has a switch to either oscillate or remain stationary. It does not have a switch to control the vertical tilt though.
718040
Yes. Each fan has its own control for direction. You can do both fans out, in, or one fan out and one fan in. This is a great fan.
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
1495081
There is no "on" or "off" switch to pivot the fan. You can manually adjust the tilt on the fan so it blows parallel to the floor or straight up. Once you adjust the tilt of the fan it will stay in that position until you manually move it again.
659692
The fan will turn from side to side manualy,but will not oscillate automatic.
252296
The feet have metal plates in them with pre-cut mounting 'key-holes' for screws (screws to be fixed to the wall at either studs or with anchors). The fan can be mounted in only one orientation (controls on the 'up-side') due to an automatic power cut-off. Therefore, check the direction you want airflow to go, then check to see if the fan as mounted will work in that direction. If not, the fan-blade housing will rotate 180 degrees to send air in the opposite direction, but would look (and would be) turned backwards.
1147378
Unfortunately, no. You can turn it on, adjust the speed and set the timer but the oscillation control is a button on the back of the fan. Hope that helps!
1820463
Depends on what orientation you want it to be. Almost every fan has an arrow pointing where the air flows.
1191539
It oscillates inside the fan. It's hard to explain. It does not turn side to side. It works great! It's a very good fan.
420145
No, the motor direction is controlled from the base of the motor housing with a switch from one direction to the other.... Typically, you would just need to adjust it seasonally anyway whether your intention was to draw hot air down from the ceiling during the winter or pull cool air up from the floor in the summer. BTW, it's very quiet and powerful little unit. Very happy with it.
332076
No the fan does not rotate and it is not made to be faced directly on you. It is designed to move the air in the room and it does exactly that. It cools down a room fairly quick and you will know when you turn it off.
252301
There are mounting holes located in the base (feet) of the fan. You measure and put screws into wall and then slide the fan down and it locks into place. The fan can only be mounted in one direction, with the controls pointing to the upper right corner when the fan is facing you. Or else the fan will not work, due to a safety feature. After mounting you can rotate the fan head so it is at a 45 degree angle to the wall. From there you can adjust the louvers or just have it oscillate in either direction. hope this helps.
1402227
The unit itself WILL turn opposite direction - BUT the fans themselves will only turn one direction - if that makes sense! I also recommend purchasing the remote control - makes it very easy to use. Overall very satisfied with our purchase. A real head turner!
1620951
Yes, the fans do not come attached to the bracket so you can configure the fan direction in any way you want.
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.
890317
There is a piece (lever) on the back side of the fans base. Push down to allow the head to move up or down. It takes some force to actually move it, but this this is how it works on mine.
1195461
NO! It is ABSOLUTELY very quiet even when oscillating. I love my my fan it's great!