Tornado - 18 Inch High Velocity Industrial Wall Fan with TEAO Enclosure Motor - 4000 CFM - 3 Speed - 6.5 FT Cord - Industrial, Commercial, Residential Use - UL Safety Listed

Very sturdy fan and it really moves the air. Easy installation. Not too loud.

This fan is a amazing, but for some reason my fan blade is damaged. Its all bent up, and make it sound like there is a noise of paper or something in the fan.

Cools large spaces instantly, sturdy build, and quiet on lower speeds

I was seeking a fan for inside my house. Because of this, I wanted it to be reasonably quiet, but stuill move plenty of air. The 18" size is a good balance for these purposes. First I bought the following fan.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VNDQ3X4It fit all of my needs except it was out of balance. So even though it was quiet, the vibration made it sound like a helicopter.No longer confident in the brand, I decided to replace it with the Tornado fan on this page. It was very well balanced, but MUCH louder. So loud that I couldn't live with it in the house. I decided to try another one of the first fans I bought. When it arrived, it was well balanced and very quiet.Summary: If noise is not a concern, the Tornado is a fine fan. Good price and moves a LOT of air. But it is quite loud.If noise is a concern, go with the fan I linked to above. Just make sure the one you get is balanced out of the box. So after three fans and two brands, I finally got a quiet, well balanced fan that move a lot of air.Oh, and the Tornado is not a free return, so it cost me 10 dollars in return shipping to finally get my set up how I wanted it. MAKE SURE you get one with free returns if you aren't sure whether you will keep it or not.

Installed this fan by mounting the bracket to a 2x4 that I put between 2 joists in the basement ceiling in the laundry room. Secured bracket with 1 lag bolt in the center hole and a couple of decking screws in the small holes. Took about 15 minutes to install and get it running. It runs smooth, no vibrations or rattles, and it isn't too big so it doesn't get in the way. Put it in front of the basement window so I can run it at night to cool off the finished part of the basement, I just have to open the laundry room door and get tons of airflow. This thing moves a LOT of air, can definitely run on low speed to get what I need!

This fan is a beast! I have it in my gym that's in my garage and it is crazy strong on the 2nd setting. Very rarely need it on high and I live in southeast GA.

I tried another brand that looked the same, sounded the same, good reviews, etc, but it very clearly is not the same as this Tornado. Right out of the box I can tell the differences. The grill guards on this Tornado are nicely made, they fit together perfectly, the spot welds on each of the wire grids is smooth, and the clips that hold the front and back grills together actually lift up easily enough. Each of these things was a problem with the NewAire 18 inch high velocity fan I got. Luckily for me the box was damaged in shipping so I returned it. Getting the Tornado instead appears to be a good choice. Powerful air movement as expected and noise doesn't bother me. I've used high velocity fans like this for about 3 decades so I know what to expect. Started with a Patton if I remember correctly. Now to see how long it lasts because I work these fans hard all through the warm months, which is about 6 months. Very happy with this purchase. (There was no shipping damage either. I'm pretty sure it was the shipping from NewAire to Amazon warehouse where the damage occurred on both NewAire fans I received.)

Despite adding roof/ceiling insulation, our garage gets hot in summer and cold in winter. Installed this fan in front of the HVAC register in the garage to distribute the warm or cool air. The air movement itself also helps, especially in warm weather. Easy to install and operate...