Bladeless Tower Fan – Remote Control, Oscillation and 2–8 Hour Timer

Bladeless Tower Fan – Quiet enough to leave running overnight

A slim tower with no exposed blades, running at around 45 dB — roughly the level of a quiet conversation in the next room. Several speeds, a natural wind mode that varies the flow instead of holding it steady, and a timer that shuts it off after two to eight hours.

Why choose a bladeless tower fan?

A tower takes up a footprint the size of a dinner plate but throws air the height of a standing person, which is why it suits a bedroom better than a pedestal fan. No blade cage means nothing to unscrew and vacuum out at the end of the season, and the timer means it is not still running at four in the morning.

• No exposed blades – a smooth housing that wipes clean in one pass.
• Around 45 dB – quiet enough to sleep through or talk over.
• Wide oscillation – sweeps automatically to spread the air across the room.
• Remote included – speed, mode, oscillation and timer without getting up.
• 2 to 8 hour timer – set it at bedtime and it shuts itself off.

A fan that stops when you are asleep instead of when you wake up.

Natural wind mode varies the speed rather than holding one level, which is noticeably less tiring over a long evening than a constant stream. The base has tip-over protection, though it still belongs on a flat floor rather than on a rug with a fold in it. Wipe the intake grille every few weeks.

Specifications

• Design: bladeless tower
• Noise level: approx. 45 dB(A)
• Controls: on-unit panel and remote
• Functions: multiple speeds, natural wind mode, oscillation
• Timer: 2 to 8 hours

Set the timer and go to sleep.