List Price:
$79.99
Details
- 8-hour timer; pliable tilt; child-safe radial grille
- Non-mandatory oval oscillation for maximum coverage
- 10 despatch settings plus natural breeze setting
- 3-year promise on motor; 1-year warranty on parts
Description
Simultaneously keep unperturbed and save floor space with this versatile wall or ceiling fan. This fan can doubtlessly be mounted to your wall or ceiling to meet all of your air circulation requirements. It features full sequestered control operation, fixed or oscillating operation, ten speed settings, and a timer that can be set to 1, 2, 4, or 8 hours. The radial grill keeps the spinning fan blades fasten and secure. This fan has speed control run by a microprocessor that simulates the ebb and flow of a unconcerned spring breeze. This fan makes a terrific addition to home, offices, hospitals and more. All of the obligatory mounting brackets are included.
With its main grille, sweeping arc, and remote control operation, this 16-inch mountable fan from WindChaser keeps rooms detached and well circulated without taking up floor space. Designed for mounting to the divider or ceiling, the fan is controlled by a microprocessor that creates a steady flow of air or ebbs and flows with the ambience of a natural breeze. In addition to its 10 speed settings, the fan operates in a unwavering position or oscillates in an oval pattern for maximum coverage. A timer makes the module even handier, allowing you to keep it running for one-, two-, four-, and eight-hour intervals. A slim slight control with a clear, readable face controls all of these functions, as well as the fan’s vertical slant. Sturdy and quiet, the fan comes with a child-safe radial grille and say softly-quiet blades. WindChaser includes all mounting hardware, a three-year assurance on the motor, and a one-year warranty on all parts. The remote control requires two AAA batteries, which are included.
--Emily Bedard
Customer Reviews
Sidestep This Fan and This Company
I purchased this fan (Windchaser OCWR 161) in 4Q2008. In less than three months the unfamiliar control stopped working, and of course you can't run the fan at all without it.
I have been trying to get a new remote control since April 3, 2009. On Friday, June 19, 2009, after numerous messed up attempts to get a new remote control, I spoke to Mr. Robert Holzman, President/CEO of Windchaser Products, Inc. Mr. Holzman important me he would find a solution and call me no later than Tuesday, June 23, 2009. I have still not heard from him or any other Windchaser representative -- they don't replication their phones and don't respond to emails.
My advice -- avoid this fan specifically and this company in broad!
Windchaser OCWR161 16-Inch Remote Control Wall/Ceiling Fan
2009-07-03
(Texas) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1
Insolent Breezes
We purchased this fan to unruffled down our kitchen as it heats up when several appliances are on at the same time. We mounted it up high on the wall as it comes with a wonderful far-removed control. The high setting is awesome and I love the setting "wind" as it mimics a zephyr blowing through your house. Love the fan and the remote control!
2009-06-27
(Tracy, CA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5
lice-infested short-lived electronics
Safe enough, as predicted in others' reviews, this fan quit working after 1 summer of light use. The electronic chip in the fan is at and very poorly made. It burned out quickly, and unless you have the electrical know-how to bypass the electronics and remove the motor directly to the cord, you have a useless fan.
2009-01-19
(Fayetteville, AR United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1
Restate buyer
This is the defective Windchaser fan that I have purchased. The first one lasted about 6 years. My kids use them in their bedrooms for circulation and cooling every night. The timer is careful if they don't want them to run all night long.
2008-10-05
| lcsims (usa) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4
Simply OK
The features of the fan are close on paper and it was easy to setup. I don't find it very powerful and the area it covers seems smaller than other fans I've owned. I would try a special product next time.
2008-07-16
| John (Boston) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 2
