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A 42-inch tower fan with remote control, weighing 11 pounds and measuring 6.8 by 8.6 by 43.1 inches
The Premium Appliances PFT423R is a 42-inch tower fan designed for indoor air circulation. It includes a remote control for convenient operation from a distance. The unit weighs 11 pounds and measures 6.8 by 8.6 by 43.1 inches. It suits buyers wanting a slim, vertical airflow device for living spaces or bedrooms.
The 42-inch height directs airflow across a wide vertical area for personal cooling. Its compact footprint fits tight corners without dominating floor space. The fan runs out of reach for whole-room cooling in large open-plan areas. It is not for buyers needing high-velocity focused streams or integrated humidification.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The unit stands 43.1 inches tall, so measure your clearance against that figure before placing it.
Press each button on the remote and verify the fan responds by changing speed, oscillation or timer settings as selected.
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