Types of Fans
Wherever you decide to put your fan, one of these styles can satisfy your cooling needs:
• Window Fans: These fans are excellent for circulating fresh air into your bedroom or expelling smoke and other odors from your kitchen during meal preparation. For ultimate convenience, choose a reversible window fan, which allows you to switch from intake to exhaust with the turn of a dial.
• Pedestal Fans: Cool down your patio or living area with a high-powered pedestal fan. You can easily change the height–and sometimes the angle–of your fan with just a simple turn. Many models offer 90-degree oscillation, so you can circulate fresh air throughout an entire room.
• Tower Fans: These portable fans boast a slim, sleek profile that look great in any kitchen, bedroom or living room. Tower fans offer eco-friendly features including air ionizers and programmable timers. Blades are tucked away under the grill for your safety.
• Box Fans: These utilitarian fans feature an open-back design ideal for pulling air from one area to another making them a great window fan as well. Because their blades are larger than other portable fans, box fans are ideal for circulating air in large spaces, including living rooms and garages.
• Wall-Mounted Fans: Whether you’re working in the garage or relaxing by the pool, these fans can bring instant relief from the heat.
• Misting Fans: Add a luxurious touch to your patio or poolside space for the ultimate comfort on hot, hazy days.
• Desk Fans: Several models can be powered by USB, so you can always stay cool in front of your computer.
• Hand Held Fans: Keep yourself cool on the go with battery powered hand held fans.
• Oscillating Fans: These fans come in sizes ranging from USB clip fans to tower fans. They provide powerful air circulation with features including misting, multiple speeds and a remote control. Some are bladeless, making them quieter and more energy-efficient than standard oscillating fans.