| | |  | Tower Fans | Home » » » » » » Lasko #2554 42-Inch Wind Curve Fan with Remote | | | | | | | Description: | | Lasko's innovative #2554 Wind Curve fan allows you to sit back, relax and take a breath of fresh air. With its sophisticated Profile, Fresh Air Ionizer technology and oscillation, this fan provides fresh air throughout your entire room. Ideal in your home or in the workplace, the Wind Curve utilizes minimal space while providing maximum air distribution. You’ll wonder how you ever got along without it! | | | Features: | |
• Multi-function remote control
• High-reaching tower design for maximum air delivery
• Convenient electronic timer can be set from 0.5 - 7.5 Hours
• 3 Quiet Speeds
• ETL listed. Patented fused safety plug.
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 13.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 13.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 42.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 12.25 pounds | | Package Length:
| 43.8 inches | | Package Width:
| 9.2 inches | | Package Height:
| 8.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 12.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 280 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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115 of 116 found the following review helpful:
 Great FanAug 14, 2006
By K. Steffen
I liked the looks of this fan, read the other reviews and decided to try it. The fan is not noisy at all which is what I wanted because I watch TV in the room it is in. But I also wanted it to cool the room quickly. The ionizer is plus because it also takes care of the smells from the kitchen that carry into this room. The remote is a plus! Easy to assemble, easy to use, has a remote, is quite, and helps with odors.
54 of 58 found the following review helpful:
very impressedJul 14, 2006
By Mike Colby
"Mike Colby"
this product so far is working amazing, no odd noises, actually no noise at all, incredibly silent, plus it moves a great deal of air. remote is responsive and fits well into the compartment in the back. this product is very sturdy as well. so far i recommend this product, to all looking for a good tower fan. but i hope to write a review down the rode when my family and i have used it for a few months.
update-its been some time and my family and i are fairly impressed with this product, it still is incredibly silent and is running strong i am very impressed with my purchase
63 of 71 found the following review helpful:
Great FanJun 11, 2006
By Brian Burkett
I purchased this fan because my sister got one first. It was great! The fan is extremely quiet and pushed plenty of air. Best of all is the tallness of the fan. It circulates a greater amount of air, keeping our living room much cooler. I have not used the ionizer, but if you are looking for a great quality fan, look no further.
36 of 39 found the following review helpful:
Cool fanJul 31, 2011
By kacunnin
The LASKO 42-INCH WIND CURVE tower fan is a good, reliable fan that does an excellent job cooling our large family room. The recent heat wave (still going on here in Maryland) sent me in search of a fan to supplement our air conditioning and ceiling fan. After reading tons of reviews here on Amazon, I settled on this one - and so far I'm pleased.
Pros:
1) The fan comes assembled - only the base needs to be attached (you'll need a Phillips-head screwdriver). I had no trouble getting the two halves of the base to fit together, and then attaching it to the fan itself. The instructions are clear. No problems at all.
2) Operating the fan is easy - whether with the remote control (included) or by using the buttons on the top of the fan. You will need to pick up two AAA batteries for the remote. The buttons are coded with icons to make it easy to turn on the fan, switch speeds, and add oscillation or the ionizer feature.
3) Great job circulating air, with or without using oscillation -- when combined with the ceiling fan in our family room, it really does feel like we're surrounded with comfortable spring breezes!
4) Very, very quiet - in fact, it's much quieter than the little $20 fans we've placed around the room in the past to circulate the air. I hardly notice that it's on at all.
Cons:
1) It's a bit large and a tad top-heavy - the base is light-weight plastic, which makes the fan seem a bit top-heavy, especially on thick carpet. So far, we haven't had a problem with this, but I could see it falling over easily if someone bumped into it.
2) Oscillation range is fairly small -- it works fine for two people sitting on the sofa watching TV, but it isn't a wide enough range to effectively reach an entire room full of people. It works for us, since it's usually just my husband and myself. But if you're looking for something that oscillates from one side of the room to the other, this might not be the fan for you.
That's about it - if you're looking for a good fan for a reasonable price, I suggest ordering one of these. It's classy-looking too!
17 of 17 found the following review helpful:
Great quality, sucky remoteApr 12, 2012
By RD
"RD"
One of the other reviewers mentioned that this fan's remote only works if you aim the remote directly at the fan and that you aren't too far away. Wow, were they ever right. You have to aim the remote dead on to the sensor to get it to work, often times pushing the button several times before it does work. We've moved the fan now so that it is past the foot of the bed and I can't use the remote anymore. The fan is too far away. If I want to use the remote in bed, I have to slide all the way to the bottom corner of the bed, lean forward and aim the remote directly at the fan's sensor. It's not worth it anymore, now I just get out of bed to turn it on and off. Kind of defeats the purpose of having the remote.
Now, the pros is that it looks great, the sound is even and on the quieter side (but we like the white noise when we sleep), and fairly powerful air movement. You can direct the air pretty accurately. I still feel a great breeze even though it is kinda far away from the bed.
The ION feature is really nice and even seems to cool the air in addition to filtering it.
Another note: the "ION" light is REALLY bright. It was like having a nightlight in our bedroom. Additionally, the plastic cover that goes over the light and indicator panel is kind of transparent, so when I tried covering the light with electrical tape I realized the light isn't just coming out of the "light hole," it's also coming out most of the transparent plastic cover too, which is kinda large. I ended up having to cover about half of the indicator panel with electrical tape and I can still see the light. I wish it would just go off after a certain period of being on, but no such luck. I'm sure me having to use that much electrical tape (which fortunately blends in well) doesn't help the remote sensor issue.
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