Airmaster 20890 Oscillating Pedestal Fan 7996 Cfm 30 Inch

Product Description

The AIRMASTER 20890 is a heavy-duty oscillating pedestal fan designed for industrial and commercial ventilation applications. Powered by a single-phase, 115-volt motor drawing 2.9 amps, it delivers up to 7,996 CFM of airflow through a 30-inch blade assembly with a 32-inch fan diameter. Direct-drive construction eliminates belt maintenance and reduces mechanical complexity. Three selectable speed settings allow airflow to be matched to the conditions of the space. The unit ships complete with a supply cord and plug, ready for connection to a standard 115-volt circuit. It meets OSHA ventilation standards, making it suitable for regulated work environments.

This fan is intended for warehouses, manufacturing floors, loading docks, garages, and large open-bay facilities where high-volume air movement is required. The oscillating head extends coverage across a wide area, reducing the number of units needed for a given space. It is commonly specified by facility managers, industrial contractors, and HVAC service professionals handling ventilation upgrades or supplemental cooling projects. Three speed settings make it adaptable for seasonal or shift-based airflow needs.

Key Features

• 7,996 CFM maximum airflow for high-volume industrial ventilation
• 30-inch blade diameter with a 32-inch fan diameter for broad air coverage
• Oscillating head sweeps air across wide areas without repositioning
• Direct-drive motor eliminates belt wear and simplifies maintenance
• Three speed settings with a minimum RPM of 561 for flexible airflow control
• Meets OSHA standards for workplace ventilation compliance
• Includes supply cord and plug for immediate connection to 115-volt service

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone industrial pedestal fan suitable for single-phase 115-volt electrical service in commercial and industrial ventilation applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and setup should be performed by a qualified electrician or facilities professional familiar with OSHA ventilation requirements and NEC guidelines for motor-driven equipment. Verify that the supply circuit is rated for the connected load before plugging in the unit. Position the pedestal on a stable, level surface and ensure the oscillation arc is clear of obstructions before operation. Disconnect power from the circuit before performing any service, cleaning, or blade inspection.