Description
Benefits
New to the NSA range of Tower fans. This stylish addition has all the features one expects from a premium quality tower fan. The space saving design with powerful cooling performance combined with a small footprint makes it suitable for use all around the home & office.
Electronic controls with easy to read LCD panel showing current selection of features, and the remote control makes adjusting these easy & convenient to regulate.
An 8hr Timer ensures the fan turns off, when not required, so saving energy.
Two additional mode settings – ‘Breeze’ (Variation) a random cycle of soft and strong gusts that simulate a natural breeze and ‘Sleep’ (Reduction) which allows the fan speed to reduce speed over time before turning off ~ ideal for night-time use.
Lightweight & carry handle make this fan easy to move around & position to create maximum effect.
Suitable for medium to large rooms.
Technical Info
Model No: TF-31RC
EAN: 5 060301 911387
Rated Power: 40W
Voltage: 220-240V ~ 50Hz
Product Dims: 884 x 280 x 280 mm (H*W*D)
N.W. 4.15kg
G.W. 4.90kg
NOTE: Can’t find the remote control in the box?
Check the packaging thoroughly, you may have opened the box upside down … if the back of the fan is facing upwards when you unpack it – check under the middle packaging panel … Click here
MaryP –
I love this fan. I bought it last summer and it’s been totally invaluable this year as well. It’s light, easy to move around- spreads a cool breeze throughout the room and all my friends think it’s amazingly stylish? I really recommend it – really good value too.
Zoe –
This is a terrific product – don’t know what I would have done without it over the past few hot days (and nights). It’s quiet and very stylish, has a remote control (most helpful) and very light to carry from room to room. Highy recommend. A good value purchase.
Pauline Hayward –
I just wanted to say I am so glad that I managed to buy the fan, especially over the last few days. It has been brilliant throughout the very hot nights and there is very little noise. The write up in The Mail last year was very complimentary, with very good reason.