Uthfy Evaporative Air Cooler, Swamp Cooler with Remote Control, 4.2 Gallons Water Tank, 90° Oscillation Cooling Fan with 3 Speeds, 12H Timer, 32″ Tower Fan thats Blow Cold Air for Home, Office

Price: $149.99
(as of May 21,2023 03:47:39 UTC – Details)

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Stay cool as a breeze, with fan or cooler’s refreshing ease

Uthfy’s cooling fans are designed to provide maximum comfort and relief during hot weather. Whether you’re spending time outside, working indoors, or sleeping at night, our range of tower fan and swamp cooler will keep you feeling comfortable and refreshed.

So why suffer in the heat when you can stay cool with our cold products?

Tower Fan

Evaporative Air Cooler

Swamp Cooler

Household Accompany

Indoor and Outdoor Use

Strong and Widespread Wind: This cooling fan has an airflow of 429CFM, so it blows farther and more powerfully than a regular fan. Also, the air outlet of this cooling fan is wider than an ordinary tower fan, and with the 90 degree oscillation function, this fan can blow a wider range of air to keep the whole family cool
Touch and Remote Control: The cooling fan has a beautiful appearance, sturdy material, and a smooth and quality surface.There is a touch control screen on the top, you can control it very easily with just a light touch of your finger.At the same time, you can also remotely control it, the remote control distance can reach 20ft
Easy to Use: The evaporative cooler has 3 wind modes and 3 wind speeds to meet the different needs of your family. There is a 4.2 gallon water tank built in the bottom of the fan that can be filled with water from the top. Two ice boxes can also be placed in the top tank to cool the water, which allows the fan to blow a cooler wind. And the cooler is installed with 4 universal wheels (2 with brakes and 2 without) ,which can be easily moved from one palce to another
Safe & Reliable: ETL-certified cooler fan designed with narrow fence to not endanger your children and pets.A fused safety plug prevents damage from over-voltage and power surges