Does the fan oscilate?
1419529
No it does not, but it's for a small room so it doesn't need to oscillate. If you are buying for a big room it may not need to oscillate. It is very powerful. Charles Padilla
1419530
Nope. You can move it up or down though. It's quite powerful and doesn't seem to matter that it doesn't oscillate.
317138
yes--I always use it in the non-oscillating mode. I did not have to use any controls to get it there, but I am sure the directions for turning off the oscillation are in the papers that came with the fan. I am not able to get to those papers at the present time, but I will say I am delighted with this fan. It is so quiet that I have to look at it to make sure it is on.
273312
Yes, you can stop the oscillation. My only complaint about this fan is that it is a bit noisy even on the lowest setting. But otherwise it works well.
672738
The fan is stationary and the oscillation takes place inside the unit when you press the oscillation button.
1130563
For once in my life, I agree completely with "Bill" Maher: when the fan oscillates up-down, it goes from horizontal (0 degrees), up to fully vertical (+90 degrees), then back down past horizontal and down about 25-30 degrees below horizontal. If it went any lower, it would be blowing down into its base.
1623720
No, just on and off. I would say compared to most fans it's basically just on low but moves air around a room nicely.
1670771
No it does not. It is no more then a computer cased fan with a thin wire frame that allows it to just stand freely
2055934
Yes, the fan does rotate even when not fully open, allowing you to angle or "aim" the airflow.
776756
Yes, that's true. However, the air flow from the fans is very low and hardly noticeable, whether blowing out, blowing in, or doing both.
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!
1230640
No, it doesn't, which is a little annoying as it doesn't remember previous settings, and it's very quiet. It will always turn on as stationary (not oscillating), and always on the highest fan speed setting. I've also noticed that I have to use the remote control in front of it, otherwise it doesn't always turn on. So I always have to walk over and check to see if it turned on.
979916
Yes it does and the tilt up and down of the fan is just a slight push, no knobs to turn first.
2173334
Not that I recall but you can just buy some small o-rings to do that. It is a very quiet and smooth fan for its size and airflow but made of a light plastic.
1854657
Actually, I was thinking about my bedroom fan..it oscillates..the one pictured is on my desk at work.i am not sure if it oscillates or not.. I know you can turn the vents. I will look when I go to work..if you still want to know.
1854655
yes it is oscillating. great fan . we have used for years, one in front on dash of diesel motor home, one in bedroom ... had to replace one after many years use.
1495083
Hi - This fan does not oscillate from side-to-side, the pivot feature just allows you to direct the airflow up and down manually. Great fan - mine runs 24/7 in a garage and does a great job.
1797467
No. The fan is stationary. It does have good power and give good air flow. I bought the fan to move hot air down in a Cabelas Alaknak tent (from a wood stove) and it does a superb job doing that.