OEMTOOLS OEM24883 24 Oscillating Wall Fan, 6500 CFM Max Wall Mount Oscillating Fan, Large Industrial Fan Wall Mount Fans, Oscillating Garage Fans, Wall Mounted Shop Fans, Heavy Duty, 24 Inch
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Colin W.
> 3 dayPull cord snapped from inside unit on first pull before I even got it up on the wall. Cord is fabric and not metal. Terrible quality. Highly advise against this fan.
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Al
> 3 dayVery powerful fan motor
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Prelvis Lofties
> 3 dayThis is a great fan for either your garage or shop especially in south Texas where its pretty much hot year round. The only thing I wish was different is that I wish it had the option to stop the oscillating when not wanted.
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Spencer Hand
> 3 dayI use this fan for my 2 car garage. It definitely circulates the air really well which I am very happy about. The only set back is when it oscillates it makes a loud squeaking noise when it changes directions from left to right and from right to left - it almost sounds like a high pitched bird noise. Other that it’s a great fan!
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OneRaisedEyebrow
> 3 dayIt ran on low speed for about 4 minutes before throwing the shaft. It will run, but it makes a pretty unhealthy-sounding noise with every revolution. It moves almost no air for a fan this size. Turning the oscillation on and off requires removal of a screw. On the upside, the pull chain works flawlessly. Avoid.
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Texan
> 3 dayBought in July 22. Fan quit working in September.
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Seth Anderson
> 3 dayDidn’t last 2 years.
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Slowlane
> 3 dayWorks fine,,,blows a lot of air,,,a bit noisy but thats because its moving a lot of air. Easy install.
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Oregon Guy
> 3 dayEasy ton install. Puts out good air flow. Wish oscillation were smoother though. Little jerky-jerky. Overall quite satisfied. Will keep the garage comfortable during hot times.
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K. McGinley
> 3 dayThis is a strong, sturdy fan that puts out a lot of air for wherever you need it. However, they went cheap in one area -the pull string. Its plastic and mine broke right at the base on the very first pull. Im going to take it apart and hope that the average ceiling fan switch will work as a replacement. One other thing to note - the oscillating feature is not an easy toggle switch. You have to unscrew an arm and attach it to a different hole to turn oscillating on/off, so if thats a dealbreaker for you, dont buy this. Otherwise, its a good fan that puts out a lot of air.
