Update: This very popular deal is still available
Target has
Honeywell Turbo Force Table Air Circulator Fan (Black or White) on sale for
$8.49. Select free store pickup if available; otherwise,
shipping is free w/ RedCard or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
Rokket for posting this deal.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Available:
Key Features:
- 3 Speeds & a 90 Degree Pivoting Head
- Quiet Fan Is Compact Enough for on a Table or Wall Mount & Powerful Enough to Help Provide Comfortable Cooling in Small Medium Rooms
- Aerodynamic turbo design to maximize air movement, offering the power for intense cooling or energy saving air circulation
- Small fan with power you can feel from 27 feet away
- 185 CFM for optimal comfort
- Voltage: 110 Volts
- Wattage: 35 Watts
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They downgraded the fan motor, but kept the name and design. If you own a Turboforce fan that's at least 5-7 years old, it will most likely use a higher wattage motor than this.
Pay attention to the model: HT-900, 904, 908
The fan that uses the .68 amp motor will be your best bet. The newer ones use the .28 amp motor, which is where the lackluster specs come from.
Between the .28 amp = 35w on high and .68 amp = 60w on high. Guess which one moves more air?
Correction: the old fan I have, the motor is rated at .8a. =96w. It's like a jet engine compared to this one.
Keep your expectations low on performance and longevity.
I also learned recently to circulate air from outside, putting the fan 3-4 ft away from a window, pointing out the window is the best method. Portable fans pull in air from the sides, so right up or on a window doesn't work the best. Pointing the fan in from the window hardly circulates air as well.
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still using the same one from 2012 when i bought my house. it was left in a closet who knows how long the previous owner had it for
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They downgraded the fan motor, but kept the name and design. If you own a Turboforce fan that's at least 5-7 years old, it will most likely use a higher wattage motor than this.
Pay attention to the model: HT-900, 904, 908
The fan that uses the .68 amp motor will be your best bet. The newer ones use the .28 amp motor, which is where the lackluster specs come from.
Between the .28 amp = 35w on high and .68 amp = 60w on high. Guess which one moves more air?
Correction: the old fan I have, the motor is rated at .8a. =96w. It's like a jet engine compared to this one.
Keep your expectations low on performance and longevity.
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They downgraded the fan motor, but kept the name and design. If you own a Turboforce fan that's at least 5-7 years old, it will most likely use a higher wattage motor than this.
Pay attention to the model: HT-900, 904, 908
The fan that uses the .68 amp motor will be your best bet. The newer ones use the .28 amp motor, which is where the lackluster specs come from.
Between the .28 amp = 35w on high and .68 amp = 60w on high. Guess which one moves more air?
Keep your expectations low on performance and longevity.
Personal, office or small area use
Wall mount option
3 speeds
25% quieter than comparable fans
40 Watts/0.6 Amps
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I also believe they are well built after what I witnessed it surviving lol.
Personal, office or small area use
Wall mount option
3 speeds
25% quieter than comparable fans
40 Watts/0.6 Amps
It's like a jet engine compared to this thing.
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1. The fan tilt is manual and if you keep it the way you see it in the picture, you cannot tilt it "downward" and you can tilt it only 90 degrees upward. For most uses folks have a table that is slightly taller than bed and so it cannot be kept on the table and tilted down to get the breeze. Attaching it to a wall is not great as it is nor light and also if the breeze will not be good if the fan's back is against a flat wall.
2. The wind is not bad at highest setting but the fan makes LOT of noise.
3. After a month or so in normal rooms, it accumulates a LOT of dust but cleaning is VERY DIFFICULT - believe it or not, they have 6 screws to remove to front pane of which 2 are special torq screws! Also you can remove the front panel only but not the blades - and a lot of dust accumulates behind the blade and between the blade and the motor behing the blade and that space gets quite dirty and difficult to clean.
Even paying double for simple fans that can be cleaned and tilted to your needs is well worth it.
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