Vie Air
Vie Air 510122390M 16 Inch 3 Speed Oscillating Stand Fan
A 16 inch oscillating stand fan with three speeds, 7.5 hour timer, remote control and adjustable height from 47 to 51.18 inches
- 16-inch blade moves more air across the room
- Three speed settings match airflow to comfort needs
- 5-hour timer shuts off automatically for energy savings
- Remote control adjusts settings from across the room
- Adjustable height from 47 to 51.18 inches fits any space
16 Inch Oscillating Stand Fan
The Vie Air 510122390M is a 16 inch stand fan built for home or office cooling. It runs on 120 volts and draws 50 watts, offering three speed settings and automatic oscillation. A 7.5 hour timer and full-function remote control let you set airflow without leaving your seat.
Replaces fixed-position desk fans
Unlike a stationary desk unit, this model adds height adjustment from 47 inches to 51.18 inches and a wide oscillation sweep. The jump is worth it when you need airflow distributed across a larger seating area rather than aimed at a single spot.
Steady output over long sessions
The 50 watt motor maintains consistent speed across all three settings during extended use. Plastic and metal construction with plastic blades keeps vibration low, while the sturdy round base prevents wobble even when the timer runs the full 7.5 hour cycle.
Highlights
- 16-inch blade moves more air across the room
- Three speed settings match airflow to comfort needs
- 5-hour timer shuts off automatically for energy savings
- Remote control adjusts settings from across the room
- Adjustable height from 47 to 51.18 inches fits any space
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What floor space does the 16 inch stand fan need for its round base?
The sturdy round base provides stability on any flat surface; the height adjusts from 47 to 51.18 inches so ceiling clearance is the main consideration.
How do I assemble the fan and what step is often missed?
Attach the base to the pole, secure the motor housing, fit the front and rear grilles, then snap the plastic blades onto the motor shaft — the blade locking click is the step most people skip.
When should I clean or replace the plastic blades on this 50 watt model?
Wipe the plastic blades and grilles every few weeks to maintain airflow; replace blades only if they crack or warp, as the 50 watt motor has no user-serviceable parts.
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