Can the fan be placed on a dresser and tilted downward to blow on a bed?
1627315
Downward tilt is not possible. Wind flow is only possible between 12 o'clock and 3 o'clock position. Wind can be directed towards roof or straight horizontal or in between, but never down.
1627316
No. Idk why people are saying yes, thats very misleading. It cannot be tilted down unless u wedge something under the base.
1627317
Absolutely. This is 1 great little fan. Quiet and powerful. You may have to set it on low or med depending on how far from bed because it really blows. You will love it.
1627318
No, it cannot be tilted downward when sitting on a dresser, though I wish it could. That being said, it is a great little fan for the price and there are four tilt options. Mounting holes are provided on the base so you can install it on a wall (or other solid/secure vertical surface) and have it blow downward.
69494
Yes, there are two additional clips on the back side of the fan so you can aim it down. Those clips won't allow you to "adjust" where the air is blowing though, they just point the fan down. I used some string to tie the fan at a better angle but this fan doesn't have a lot of air moving power, we used them mostly for white noise and the light and just brought a box fan with us in the camper.
677122
Not well no. It only tilts about 5-10 degrees down. My only complaint. I have it on my computer tower on my desk. It does in fact tilt down enough to blow on me.
1481770
Yes it can. We mounted it in our guest bathroom in downward facing direction.
715104
The bed fan is placed at the foot of the bed. It is attached to the space between the matress and foot board (not needed).It really does work with gentle breeze. Hope this helps.
824283
I would think not because it has to hang straight down; not from an angle. We ended up returning the fan because the light casts dots on the surrounding walls. Really tacky. We called the parent company Ellington for design recommendations. They were very helpful. www.ellingtonfans.com
145495
Hmm, not sure. I guess it would depend if your window opening was big enough. if it was you may be able to mount it sideways. The fan must be mounted to the window frame with screws. maybe you can contact the company and ask them.
1376136
Yes. This fan will aim from straight up to 45 degrees downward [135 degree range]. A quite versatile piece of equipment. Pulls air in from the sides and blows it where you aim it.
362699
Yes, the fan can be tilted both down and up. Like Michelle stated, from the center position you can click down twice.
1319339
Joe, you can do it, but it will reduce the volume of air that it is pulling through. By reducing it may cause problems with the fan in the future.
351065
YES just might want to mount it on top where the BIG red fan is. IE take the fan off.
995033
Yes. I like how it can be tipped up or down. There are 3 fan speed settings. It is not as quiet as advertised. I only use it on the lowest setting due to the noise.
1386329
Yes. This fan can be locked in just about any position you want. For this size fan, it puts out a lot of air. I never have to turn it above low. Best fan I have ever had.
457
It depends on which setting you are using and how the room is configured. If you're just getting the air moving (hence using the lowest setting) then I don't think it would blow papers. The fan is also very targeted in how much area it directly blows so even if you had it on high and pointed it in the right way, I don't think it would be a problem either.
2209351
Afraid not. The base can make the fan sit way back, but when moving the base forward, it only takes the fan up to a 90 degree angle. It does not move any farther to allow the fan to be pointed downwards.
662826
Not if you have an outlet. If there's no outlet then run an extension cord or have an electrician put in an outlet close to the location you wish to mount the fan.
933741
Absolutely. The fan hangs from the ceiling support. This is not a flush mount fan.