Air King Limited
Air King Limited Pedestal Tower Fan 52-1/2 In. H 120V
A floor-standing tower fan with three speeds, oscillation and a remote, delivering up to 390 CFM from a 53-inch ABS plastic housing
- weight13
- type3 Speed Oscillating, Remote Controlled
- materialABS Plastic
- 52-1/2 inch height circulates air across larger rooms
- Three speed settings with remote control match comfort needs
- 390 CFM maximum airflow delivers strong cooling performance
- ETL and OSHA compliant guards ensure safe operation
- 6-foot power cord allows flexible floor placement
Air King Pedestal Tower Fan
The Air King pedestal tower fan stands 53 inches tall and runs on 120 V AC household power. It delivers three-speed oscillating airflow with a supplied remote control for convenient operation from across the room.
Suited for homes needing quiet floor cooling
This tower fan fits living rooms, bedrooms or offices where a slim floor-standing design is preferred. Buyers who need a ceiling-mounted fan or a unit with battery backup should look elsewhere.
Three-speed oscillating performance
Airflow reaches 390 CFM on high, 310 CFM on medium and 220 CFM on low with corresponding power draws of 55, 45 and 38 watts. The 3 1/2 inch blade diameter and sleeve bearing keep operation smooth at 1525, 1180 or 930 RPM.
Highlights
- 52-1/2 inch height circulates air across larger rooms
- Three speed settings with remote control match comfort needs
- 390 CFM maximum airflow delivers strong cooling performance
- ETL and OSHA compliant guards ensure safe operation
- 6-foot power cord allows flexible floor placement
Specifications
| Brand | Air King |
|---|---|
| weight | 13 |
| type | 3 Speed Oscillating, Remote Controlled |
| material | ABS Plastic |
Questions about this item
How much power does the Air King tower fan draw on its highest speed?
The motor pulls 55 watts at 0.38 amps on the top setting, 45 watts at 0.30 amps on medium, and 38 watts at 0.25 amps on low.
What noise level or heat should I expect after running it continuously?
The sleeve-bearing motor runs at 1525 RPM on high, 1180 RPM on medium, and 930 RPM on low; power draw drops from 55 to 38 watts, so heat output stays modest even after all-day use.
Does the unit need anything besides a standard wall outlet to operate?
It plugs into a 120 V 5-15P receptacle with its 6-foot cord and includes the remote control, so no extra hardware or batteries are required.
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