Global Industrial 292606 Oscillating Pedestal Fan 7765 Cfm

Product Description

The GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL 292606 is a 24-inch internal oscillating pedestal fan designed for commercial and industrial air circulation. Powered by a permanently lubricated, 3-speed, 120-volt sleeve bearing motor rated at 215 watts and 1/3 HP, it delivers up to 7765 CFM of airflow. The internal oscillation mechanism connects directly to the fan blades, producing complete circular orbital oscillation within the wire guards. This design keeps the unit compact, making it easier to position in tight spaces without sacrificing airflow performance. A built-in cord wrap adds jobsite convenience. The unit is UL and cUL listed.

This pedestal fan is suited for warehouses, workshops, manufacturing floors, gyms, and other large commercial or light-industrial spaces where directed, high-volume airflow is needed. The tool-free height adjustment spans 53.75 inches to 63 inches, accommodating a range of installation heights. The 23.5-inch diameter pedestal base provides a stable, low-tip footprint. Three selectable speed settings allow technicians or facility staff to match airflow output to ambient conditions. Internal oscillation keeps the overall footprint narrow, which is useful when floor space is limited.

Key Features

• Internal oscillation mechanism connects directly to blades for full circular orbital sweep inside the wire guards
• Permanently lubricated sleeve bearing motor rated at 215W and 1/3 HP
• 3-speed 120-volt motor delivering up to 7765 CFM
• Tool-free height adjustment from 53.75 inches to 63 inches via hand screw knob
• 23.5-inch diameter pedestal base for enhanced stability
• Built-in cord wrap for organized storage and transport
• UL and cUL listed

Compatibility

Designed as a freestanding pedestal fan for general commercial and industrial ventilation applications requiring high-volume, oscillating airflow.

Installation Notes

This fan is installed by maintenance staff, facilities technicians, or qualified electricians. Before servicing or repositioning, disconnect the unit from its power source. Verify the floor surface is level and stable before deploying the pedestal base. Confirm the local electrical supply matches the 120-volt requirement before plugging in, and route the power cord to avoid tripping hazards.