price : 15999
Stay cool and comfortable with the powerful and ultra-quiet LEVOIT Tower Fan. Designed for bedrooms, offices, and indoor spaces, this sleek 36-inch bladeless standing fan delivers fast and refreshing airflow with a modern space-saving design.
Featuring 90° oscillation, 25ft/s airflow velocity, and whisper-quiet 28dB operation, it provides strong cooling without disturbing your sleep or work. With 5 speed settings, 4 fan modes, a 12-hour timer, and a convenient remote control, this fan offers customizable comfort all day and night.
Perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, offices, and home use.
Key Features
🌬️ Powerful 25ft/s airflow cooling
🔄 90° wide oscillation coverage
😴 Ultra-quiet 28dB operation for sleep
⚡ 5 adjustable fan speeds
🌙 4 smart modes for customized comfort
⏲️ 12-hour timer function
🎮 Convenient remote control included
🛡️ Safe bladeless tower design
🏠 Modern slim design saves space
Product Specifications
Brand: LEVOIT
Product Type: Tower Fan / Standing Fan
Height: 36 Inches
Oscillation: 90°
Noise Level: 28dBTimer: 12 Hours
Speed Settings: 5
Modes: 4
Control: Remote + Manual
Color: White
Use: Bedroom, Home, Office, Indoor
Perfect For
Bedroom cooling
Office & workspace
Indoor summer comfort
Quiet sleeping environments
Modern home setup
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Why Choose LEVOIT Tower Fan?
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