Airmaster 20885 Oscillating Pedestal Fan 24 Inch 5387 Cfm

Product Description

The AIRMASTER 20885 is a heavy-duty oscillating pedestal fan built for industrial and commercial ventilation applications. Equipped with a 24-inch blade and a direct-drive motor, it moves up to 5,387 cubic feet per minute (CFM) of air, making it well suited for large shops, warehouses, garages, and manufacturing floors. The fan runs on 115 volts, single phase, and draws 2.5 amps at full speed. Three selectable speed settings allow operators to match airflow to the demands of the space. The oscillating head sweeps air across a wide area, reducing hot spots and improving overall air circulation without repositioning the unit.

This pedestal fan is intended for industrial and commercial settings where sustained, high-volume airflow is required at ground or mid-level. Typical installations include machine shops, loading docks, agricultural facilities, auto service bays, and large commercial workspaces. The 32-inch overall fan diameter and pedestal mounting make it a practical choice where ceiling clearance is limited or overhead mounting is not feasible. It is also used in temporary ventilation setups on job sites where portable, plug-in air movement is needed.

Key Features

• 24-inch blade delivers up to 5,387 CFM maximum airflow
• Oscillating head distributes air across a wide coverage area
• 3-speed settings for adjustable airflow control
• Direct-drive motor — no belt wear or tension adjustments required
• Single-phase, 115-volt operation compatible with standard industrial outlets
• Pedestal mount provides freestanding, repositionable placement

Compatibility

Designed as a freestanding industrial pedestal fan for use in single-phase, 115-volt environments requiring high-volume air movement.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by facilities maintenance personnel or qualified tradespeople. Confirm the power circuit is rated for the fan draw before plugging in, and verify the outlet and cord gauge are appropriate for 115-volt, single-phase operation per NEC guidelines. Place the unit on a level, stable surface and ensure the oscillation path is clear of obstructions and personnel before powering on. Do not modify the blade assembly or guard, as alterations affect both airflow performance and safety compliance.