NewAir Outdoor Misting Fan and Pedestal Fan Combination, 600 sq. ft. With 3 Fan Speeds and Sturdy All Metal Design, Connects Directly to Your Hose

This NewAir Outdoor Misting Fan is one of the most powerful fans on market, thanks to metal fan blades that deliver up to 2,800 CFMs to cool 600 square feet of patio, deck or outdoor kitchen space. Use the 3-speed fan alone, or connect it to a standard garden hose for refreshing mist that lowers temperatures by 10 degrees in arid climates west of the Mississippi river. The NewAir Outdoor Misting Fan gives you two great solutions for the price of one. Connect the fan to a standard garden hose for mist that evaporates on the breeze to cool your outdoor space, or let the tower fan oscillate on its own on humid days. The 3-speed fan packs a punch with 2,800 CFMs of power on its highest setting. The whole system is a snap to assemble right out of the box, and you can easily adjust the angle of the fan and the oscillation path for customized comfort. The powerful metal fan blades maximize coverage to cool your entire outdoor entertainment area quickly and evenly. Feel the breeze everywhere as you cool large patios and decks up to 24 by 25 feet. Adding water to your misting fan is perfectly safe, thanks to the integrated GFCI plug on the NewAir Outdoor Misting Fan. This allows you plug your fan into any standard outlet knowing that you’re protected from accidents. Connects Easily to Standard Garden. With the NewAir Outdoor Misting Fan, there are no messy tanks to refill. Simply connect the pedestal fan to a standard garden hose to enjoy constant misting. The lightweight, portable design lets you place the fan right where you need it most.

Product Highlights

• 2-in-1 evaporative mister and pedestal fan
• 3 fan speeds deliver up to 2,800 CFMs of power.
• Wide-angle oscillation covers up to 600 sq ft.
• Built-in GFCI plug adds an extra layer of safety.
• Connects directly to standard garden hose.

 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov