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KenwoodPedestal Fan with Remote Control (Model: IF660)

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The Kenwood IF660 remote control fan is the perfect addition to any home during hot weather. Its slimline shape allows it to sit comfortably in the corner of a room and the useful carry handle makes it easy to move around. Conveniently adjust the fan speed, timer and oscillation using the remote control for your own personal comfort and cool down and relax in front of a Kenwood fan away from the summer sun.

The Kenwood IF660 remote control fan features 3 operating modes and a timer of up to 9 hours to help you sleep comfortably and relax. With remote controlled operation for maximum convenience, 3 fan speeds for optimum comfort and an oscillation setting for intermittent cooling, the Kenwood IF560 remote control fan is a great addition to any home, large or small.

Product Features
  • Remote control for convenient setting of speed, timer and oscillation
  • 400mm diameter - wide blade for even airflow
  • 50 cu.m/min strong cooling airflow
  • Oscillation function gives intermittent cooling
  • 3 Speed settings
  • 3 Operating modes: Normal, Breeze and Sleep
  • Adjustable height for breeze control
  • Adjustable fan angle for breeze direction
  • Timer up to 9 hours
  • Wattage: 55  W
  • Dimensions: 17 x 40 x 66cm
  • Warranty: 1 year
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