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The AIRMASTER 71565 is a single-phase oscillating wall-mount fan designed for high-volume air circulation in commercial and industrial environments. Built around a 24-inch blade, it delivers up to 5,548 CFM of airflow across three selectable speeds. Rated at 115 volts and 3.2 amps, it draws low current relative to its output, making it straightforward to wire into a standard single-phase circuit. The oscillating head sweeps air across a wide coverage zone, reducing hot spots and improving ventilation in large open areas. Licensed electricians and mechanical contractors are the typical installers for permanently wall-mounted units of this type.
This fan is suited for warehouses, manufacturing floors, garages, agricultural buildings, gymnasiums, and similar large-span spaces where overhead HVAC alone cannot maintain adequate air movement. The wall-mount configuration keeps the fan out of the work area and allows the oscillating function to distribute airflow across a broad horizontal arc. Three speed settings let the operator match airflow to occupancy and ambient conditions without additional controls. Single-phase power makes it compatible with standard commercial and light-industrial electrical service.
Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount industrial fan for use in single-phase 115-volt electrical service applications requiring high-volume directional airflow.
Wall-mount fans of this type are installed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements for branch-circuit wiring and equipment mounting. De-energize the circuit at the breaker and verify absence of voltage before making any electrical connections. The mounting surface must be capable of supporting the unit's weight of 44 pounds plus dynamic loads from oscillation. Confirm the wall bracket is anchored to structural framing, not finish materials alone, before securing the fan.
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