Keep the air moving in your grow room with the Hurricane Classic Oscillating Wall Mount Fan 16"! This versatile wall fan is the perfect solution to stagnant air in the grow room. You can optimize your
grow room environment
by adding in circulation fans like this one. Not only will it create a better climate for plant growth, it will strengthen your stems and make your plants dance, getting them a more realistic growing condition!
Benefits Of The Hurricane Classic Oscillating Wall Mount Fan 16"
This premium grow room fan comes with 3 speed settings to choose from, so you can fine tune the amount of circulation for your specific atmosphere. It has a 90 degree oscillation motion, which gets as much air circulation in the grow room as possible and cuts down on the number of fans you actually need in your environment!
It operates super efficiently, and you'll hardly notice it on your energy bill. It comes with convenient pull cords for speed and oscillation control so you don't have to worry about reaching to mess with the controls. And, the Hurricane Classic Oscillating Wall Mount Fan 16" features a durable, steel neck support to ensure a long, trouble free life. It is truly built to withstand the rigors of a commercial grow facility!
Hurricane Classic Oscillating Wall Mount Fan 16" Features:
60" power cord makes installation easy and hassle-free
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Can you adjust the head tilt?
Yes, once the fan is installed on the wall, you can adjust tilt by adjusting the fan motor down. To tighten and secure the tilt, you can tighten the screw on the side of the "neck" of the fan.
Exactly what does pull switch B do?
The pull cord on the left will control oscillation both on and off, while the pull cord on the right will control your speed.
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Great experance
I love these fans I have them all over my kitchen. my only recommendation is not to put them in a corner, the fan can't get enough air around the back of the fan to produce sufficient airflow.