The Tilt360 Wall Mount drum fan is ideal for high traffic commercial and residential spaces. These versatile fans are constructed with full copper AC motors and aluminium blades. Get precision high airflow with a 3-speed control dial and tiltable fan drum.
The adjustable pivot arm provides easy horizontal rotation, directing airflow with a simple turn of the drum. Suitable for wall mount installation on timber or masonry, the Tilt360 tucks away neatly when not in use.
• Adjustable pivot arm included
• 420mm Sweep Size
• 2m AC plug and lead with easy storage
• Easy TILT LOCK handles
• Full metal construction
• 4 aluminium blades
• High air movement
• 3 speed dial
• Suitable for indoor and covered outdoor use
• Black powder-coated finish
• 3 year warranty
• IP54 rated
Product Description
TILT360 – 42cm Wall Drum Fan – 4 Blade – 3 Speed – 180W Motor – 300° tilt – Extended Pivot Arm – AC Plug & 2m Lead included – IP54 rated – Indoor/Covered Outdoor
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