Open-Box: Vornado OSC84 41-In Oscillating Tower Fan

Trade out warm, stuffy air for a cooling breeze with the Vornado OSC84 41-in Oscillating Tower Fan. This fan is easy to assemble, provides high-velocity whole-room circulation, and is backed by the trusted Vornado brand name. With a maximum airflow of 1,931 CFM, remote control, and quiet operation, this Vornado circulator is an excellent solution for day and nighttime cooling relief.

Key Features

• Oscillating Airflow: The oscillation range is an impressive 130 degrees of cooling airflow at any speed you choose.
• Touch Controls: Touch-sensitive controls on the top of the tower allow quick access to adjust the speed and timer. Indicator lights illuminate the current settings and automatically dim after three seconds of inactivity.
• Four Speeds: Choose Low, Medium, High, or Turbo speed, delivering 837 CFM (cubic feet per minute) airflow on Low and 1,931 CFM on Turbo.
• Programmable Timer: An energy-saving timer allows for one to eight hours of run time before it automatically shuts off, making it a perfect solution for cooler air at night.

Additional Features

• Quiet Operation: The noise level of the highest fan speed is 56 dB, similar to a normal conversation.
• Handle: A recess on the back of the fan acts as a carrying handle for transport.
• Child-Safe Design: The fan’s grille is designed to resist curious fingers to prevent possible injury.
• Remote Storage: The top of this Vornado oscillating tower fan holds the remote control for quick access.
• Power Cord: The 6-foot-long cord makes it easy to adjust the position of the tower air circulator at any time.
• Sturdy and Stable: Non-marking silicone feet on the bottom add extra stability to the no-topple base for wobble-free airflow.

Sylvane’s Expert Take

Thanks to this Vornado air circulator, you can add a high-velocity air stream to your room, with back-and-forth oscillation or in a specific direction.

• Easy Set-Up: The owner’s manual includes assembly instructions, so you can quickly have this tower air circulator up and running.
• Good to Know: The remote control requires a direct line of sight for the tower to receive its signal.