Irish summers can be stifling, and many homes become uncomfortably warm, especially upstairs bedrooms that trap heat through the day. If you are lying awake at night, throwing off the duvet, or finding your living room too warm to relax in, this is the problem the MeacoFan Sefte Table Cooling Fan was built to solve.
How it helps
This is an air circulator, not just a fan that blows air at you. It draws in room air and propels it across your space using deep draw blades and a high-efficiency DC brushless motor. You can set it to oscillate horizontally, vertically, or pause on a fixed point. The Air Beam Precision feature lets you choose a narrow stream for your exact seat, a medium spread for a sofa area, or wide coverage for the whole room. It runs from only 25 dB, quieter than a whispered conversation, and has a Night mode that turns off lights and beeps so you are not disturbed.
Getting the best from it
- Position it across the room from an open window in the evening to pull cooler outside air through your home.
- Use the 1 to 12 hour timer to have it switch off automatically once you have fallen asleep.
- Try ECO mode during the day to reduce power consumption while still keeping air moving.
- Keep the glow-in-the-dark remote by your bed so you can adjust settings without turning on a light.
Who it suits
This suits anyone needing quiet, controllable cooling in a living room, bedroom, or home office. It is ideal for light sleepers and households wanting to avoid air conditioning costs. It is not for cooling very large open-plan spaces, where a bigger floor-standing unit would work better. It also will not lower humidity, so if your main problem is damp or condensation, a dehumidifier is the better choice. The 3-year warranty offers useful peace of mind for a machine you may run for many hours each summer.
- Airflow:
- 19.18 m3 / min
- Noise level:
- From 25 dB
- Speed settings:
- 12
- Power:
- 8 - 26 watts
