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Kitchen & Housewares : Honeywell HT800 Super Turbo High Performance Fan, Black |
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Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Honeywell
Color: Black
EAN: 0092926341947
Label: Honeywell
Manufacturer: Honeywell
Model: HT-800
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Honeywell
Release Date: March 29, 2005
Studio: Honeywell
Variation Description: Black
Warranty: 1
Sales Rank: 38
MPN: HT800
Features:- Powerful turbo fan for hot days or enhanced air circulation from Honeywell
- High performance blades rotate for maximum air velocity through the wind tunnel turbo grill
- Offers low, medium, and high speed settings; fan tilts back 90 degrees for varied air distribution
- Equipped with a carrying handle for transport; wall mounts with separate purchase of hardware
- Fan measures 6-1/3 by 11-3/8 by 11-1/8 inches; limited 5 yearss warranty
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Don't let its size fool you. Only 8" in diameter, this fan packs quite a punch in delivering circulation to stagnant, uncomfortable air. Sitting at a desk on a hot summer afternoon can make the day seem agonizing. Use this fan to supply yourself with a cool summer breeze. The versatile aerodynamic wind tunnel design provides you with a fast, focused cooling. Plus, with the three-speed motor (high, medium & low) you'll be able to find the breeze that's just right for you. If the different speeds don't offer you enough options, try using the variable tilt head that pivots a full 90-degree for use as an air circulator rather than a direct fan. The fan doesn't just offer you operational features; you also have the option to use it on your desk or on the wall (hardware included).
Amazon.com Review:
Cool off during the hot days of summer with this powerful turbo fan from Honeywell. The .52-amp fan sits alone or can be wall-mounted to provide a steady breeze. Tilting back 90 degrees, the fan also enhances air circulation in stagnant rooms and can assist in clearing smoke or hot air out of a room when pointed away from the room in question. Sleek in design, the compact fan fits into most interior design motifs.
The fan features a convex grill to protect the high velocity blades and allow air to flow unhindered. A powers the fan. Three power settings offer flexibility for different cooling and environmental needs, including quiet operation with the lowest setting. The fan travels easily from one room to the next with the use of the convenient carrying handle. For mounting the fan, hardware must be purchased separately. Use a dry soft cloth to clean the fan. Prior to use, review the thorough safety guidelines in the owner's manual. This item does not disassemble and is covered by a limited-five-year warranty. The fan measures 11-3/8 by 6-1/2 by 11-1/8 inches and weighs 4 pounds upon shipping. --Jessica Reuling
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good value for the money
portability
sturdy
best. name. ever.
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noise (?)
frost bite
wind burn
A lot of people have complained about the noise this little fella makes.
Question: how can you expect it not to make a lot of noise with a name like Super Turbo High Performance Fan? You should probably be more surprised that this thing doesn't blow your eyebrows off when you turn it on.
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Quiet operation combined with high volume air movement makes this fan a top rated buy.
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For a non-oscillating fan, this little guy moves a lot of air. It is also really loud. Some may see that as a drawback, but in my little campus apartment, it's been a blessing. White noise to keep the ska band down the hall's noise OUT. (They're pretty terrible!)
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You can't beat it for the price. It is a little loud as previously reported, but overall a good buy when the price is considered.
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I bought one, loved it, bought several more (they come in black and white). Looks great, moves the air - makes a big difference! - and not very noisy except on highest setting. Still is quiet compared to most fans.
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