What, pray tell is a "powerful beam of air", Vornado?
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The unit emits a "beam" of mist that spreads around the room. You can actually see it as it comes out of the unit.
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I'm watching that powerful beam of moist air billow out of my Vornado right now! Simply the description of the cool air that is moisturizing the air in my unbelievably dry bedroom. Humidity was 16% yesterday. Right now it is 33% and rising! Love it. The noise isn't annoying....can hear the TV with no problem.
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Thank you all, ("license", Matt, not "licence"), but I don't think mere air has the ability to form a beam, only light.
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I do not know the candlepower but it will throw a bright beam as far as your eye can see at night!
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Placed in a window it should do the trick. We also use ours to blow ac air from one room to another. Vornado fans are very sturdy.
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This Vornado Tower Space Heater has a fan that can be used to move the warm air away from the heater (out through the room). It is not more powerful than any other space heater, but the fan may help you feel warmer when you are not directly in front of the heater.
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To infinity...and BEYOND! OK maybe not quite. The guy "selfbuilt" has an excellent technical review on candlepowerforums.com if you search you'll find that. His comparisons to other Nitecore lights show this one as more "throwy" than them, ie it is a more narrow beam that appears to project farther than others. In my use around home, it brightly illuminates a treeline across a small lake about 150 yards away. Haven't tested it myself further than that, but I would guess that the concentrated beam I see at 150 yards would be notably visible at least twice that far. Maybe more?
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If you are honestly asking that question, this fan probably isn't the one you are looking for.But yes, it is flying through the sky.
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Its in between a spot and a floodlight. the beam is non adjustable because it has multiple bulbs it is SO bright you can use it as either.
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No, it is not. It can however be seen at over a mile away and you can see the beam in mid air which is kool. Dont point at aircraft otherwise you'll get a hefty fine, /jailtime, they can trace you back to point of origin.
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The beam is exactly as pictured, with the two "legs" on each end. Hope this answers your question!
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Yes, it's very powerful and I've tried box fans and vortex fans and this is the best because you can control the speed and it rotates. Very happy with it.
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Not sure, but it moves a good amount of air. I can feel the air moving ( lightly) at about 3 feet away. Does an excellent job cooling my receiver in a closed cabinet. Much better than the typical propeller design fans.
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There's an arrow that shows where the air flows from and the direction of its rotation.
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This is one of the louder fans i have purchased. I don't mind the sound of fans in general. But this one sounds like an engine. The worst part is that it emits these strong blue lights, that make it feel like there is a UFO in the room.
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The beam is fixed and can't be focused. It is relatively floody but has some throw. As far as intensity, there are 2 modes: high and medium (plus a strobe). It would be useful if the light had a low mode, but it doesn't. The high mode is very bright.
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The light has a beam in the center and the a circle of light around it that will flood the room with light.
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The Vornado is a powerful fan; however, it circulates air from the ceiling to the floor. As heat tends to rise, any hot air above your living space will just be circulated downward. Thus, I think you wouldn't get much (if any) benefit from trying to push semi-cooler air into another room. The fan itself may provide some relief -- just by its gust of air.
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I use this fan in a 400 sq ft room with 10 ft ceilings and it's great! Love it. Would not have any fan but a Vornado!