: Soleus Air FTY-25 10-Inch Wall Mountable Table Fan

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Soleus Air FTY-25 10-Inch Wall Mountable Table Fan

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Soleus Air FTY-25 10-Inch Wall Mountable Table Fan
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Piece Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 3 days

Street Price: $34.99
Gaunz Org Price: $19.99
Savings!: $15.00 (43%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 722





Binding: Kitchen
Product Brand: Soleus Air
Color: Silver and Blue
EAN: 0647568660101
Label: Soleus Air
Product Manufacturer: Soleus Air
Model: FTY-25
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Soleus Air
Ranking: 722
Studio: Soleus Air
Variation Description: Silver and Blue


Piece facts:
  • 10-inch silver-and-blue three-speed oscillating table fan with wall-mount option
  • Fan head pivots 180 degrees; three speeds and oscillator toggle switch
  • Sturdy, silver-tone plastic with blue accents; modern, asymmetrical design
  • 2-hour timer for automatic turn-off; wall-mounting brackets; 5-foot power cord
  • 115 volts; measures 14-1/2 by 14-1/2 by 6-1/2 inches; one-year warranty



Fan Table Mountable Wall 10-Inch FTY-25 Air Soleus





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Strong, Medium, Slow Wind Speeds / Fan Head rotates / 2 hour timer / Built-in safety switch / For table or wall / Power Supply: 115V - 60Hz

Review:
A good fan can make the difference between a sleepless and a restful night. Soleus Air's FTY-25 10-inch table fan has three speeds and a five-finned blade--five fins move more air than the traditional four--to help make a hot, stuffy room feel much cooler. ln addition, it has a timer that can be set for up to two hours; that way the fan shuts off by the time the evening is cooling down. The fan head is anchored on top and bottom like a globe, allowing it 180 degrees of rotation, and the fan grill can oscillate to push air into a wider area.

The FTY-25 table fan has a modern look to it, with an asymmetrical, crescent-shaped stand that curves around the circular fan head. lt's built of heavy-duty silver plastic and has blue-gray detailing. lt sits on two rounded feet; there are wall-mounting screw brackets on the underside of the feet. Speed selection is made with a sliding knob on the side, and there's a simple on-off toggle for the oscillation. The timer button echoes the crescent shape of the fan's body; it is marked in 20-minute increments, but it can be set at any point between 0 and 120 minutes. The power cord is 5 feet long, which can be especially helpful when using the FTY-25 as a wall fan.

To use as a wall fan, mount two screws vertically to a wall at a distance of 7-5/6 inches from each other, and use the two wall-mounting screw brackets in the bottom of the feet. Always unplug fan before cleaning; use a soft cloth, dry or only slightly moistened, and towel or allow to air dry afterward. Do not allow water to drip on or enter fan housing. The 115-volt Soleus Air FTY-25 table fan measures 14-1/2 by 14-1/2 by 6-1/2 inches, with a 10-inch fan head. Soleus Air offers a 1-year limited warranty against defects in material and workmanship under normal use conditions. --Garland Withers








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * very quiet, yet effective. ...
Our second story bedroom heats up to the mid 80's in the daytime. Rather than run the HVAC, we used a swamp cooler at night positioned in front of the 20 inch window until its motor died earlier this year. Our replacement cooler was not as effective, and much noisier, so we purchased this fan. After building a small shelf to place in the window frame and sill, this fan is amazingly effective, and wonderfully quiet for overnight operation, especially at the two lowest speeds. The spinning fan guard does a great job distributing the air. It's also quite stylish, needless to say.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Soleus Air Table Fan
This is a great fan. I've boughten 2 for myself and 7 additional for friends & family per their request. The best thing about it - it's very quiet!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Soleus Air FTY125 10 inch fan ...
This fan is very quiet. I keep in the window at night to bring in the cool air. It is so quiet that I do not hear it and can sleep peacefully. I have purchased many fans that claim to be quiet and are not. This Soleus fan really is. A coworker had one in her small office, and it was quiet also. The fan moves the air efficiently without a wind tunnel effect. The timer works and and does not tick.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Super Quiet Fan
Wow! This fan is very quiet. I often forget that it is even on. It does a great job with circulating the air. It also rotates to different angles too. I was very pleased with my purchase. The amazon price is also cheaper that what I paid at BJ Wholesale club. I would recommend the fan.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * I love this fan! ...
I love this fan for the following reasons:
1. it's really quiet
2. it's powerful and covers a wide range
3. it's novel ( different, yet attractive )
4. it's inexpensive
5. it's delivered quickly and safely
The only drawback is it's all plastic, but still durable.
I highly recommend this product.

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