XPower FC-300 Heavy Duty Industrial High Velocity Whole Room Air Mover Air Circulator Utility Shop Floor Fan Variable Speed Timer

It is powerful. It's not heavy at all. I bought it yo go on my food truck. And it saved my life last Sunday. No 2 or no 3 is fine.

That’s the power I am looking for! When turned to the 4th gear, it feels a windy day! The noise is ok, I can even sleep when let it on.

Very well-made fan !! Love it

Been in use almost every day for over a year, and still going strong. It's loud but not *too* loud, I sleep with it on and love the white noise it makes.On the lowest setting I create a nice breeze through the house by pointing it out of an upstairs window, with another window downstairs, or in the same room open to make it feel cool and windy while I sleep. On the highest setting I can exchange the entire houses content of air in just seconds while turning each room into a whirlwind of dust you never knew was in there, and sending it all out the window along with documents, children and pets. Okay that's a bit exaggerated but it is really effective.Easy to remove front and back grill to clean the blades and interior surface, I just got done doing that and decided to finally write a review.It's very sturdy, I dropped it down 14 carpeted stairs onto wooden flooring and it didn't care - the floor came off worse. Being able to take the stand off makes it more compact if needed, but I always find myself putting it back on the stand because it's actually useful.Best fan I have ever owned, far better than any of the fanciest "consumer" roof fans, and for less money than some of them too.

Was highly recommended this product as it's easy to use and economical to run.

This has been used in decorated rooms to move air and help the paint to dry, it has been used to help laundry to dry indoors when the weather was no good for hanging outside, and I use it when I'm operating my laser engraver indoors to direct fumes towards the open window.It's not so large that it's a pain to store and it's light enough to move it where you need it. It moves air around at a much faster rate than my more 'domestic' tower fan for when I need more oomph and it's easy to direct the direction of the air flow. It would be good for trades or shop floors etc. as it stands sturdily on the floor (or other surface). I haven't found it to be too noisy for the output you get.I can find no fault with this so I'm happy to recommend it as a good option to consider if you're in the market for a high velocity fan.

This type of fan is intended for large spaces, such as warehouses or garages. The size is the first clue towards this in that its LARGE.Ive used a few industrial "drum fans" and this is one of the better ones available creating quite a lot of movement due to the quantity of blades on the fan.Allegedly this puts out 2400CFM which is a LOT, And I believe it does move a very large volume and draws around 200W. I have no way to really measure this though, but its a good amount of air.The main issue that I have is that for ease of moving around ideally this wanted wheels on the base, just 2 so that it could be dragged around.Unfortunately I cannot rate in halfs otherwise this would be a 4.5 for doing exactly what it says it'll do, and doing it well.

The media could not be loaded. I took a gamble getting this fan because I wasn't 100% on what the intended purpose is? You have a description that says 'Industrial' but then the pictures suggest it is for domestic use too. Having received it, I would say it's suitable for domestic and commercial but not industrial environments.What I love about this fan is that in an era of weedy electrical shortcuts we actually have an old school product with old school electrics. We're talking proper switches, proper cabling and solid construction. This I believe is what they mean by 'Industrial'. You know those common metal fans with a metal cage and a weedy toggle switch? That's not what you'll get here. It's a solid lump of plastic that really is better than metal for this purpose. It makes for a much solider feel and makes it much quieter. How quiet depends on what you need, obviously. It has fours gears of effort to work through. For me, I only wanted a gentle breeze for UK cooling and for this, first gear was enough. Circulated the air whilst not disturbing the peace. No issues watching TV and we'd be happy to sleep with it on and the bonus of that inbuilt old school rotary timer. Go beyond first gear and things start to get a bit more intrusive but with obvious benefits. Basically the hotter you are, the more noise you'll have to put up with. No pain, no gain.This fan may seem a bit pricey but it's worth it. It shifts the air well and will last a lifetime. This is coming from me, who's a hard marker.