Reviewing the KHF-0848 Heated Tower Fan, Recommended for Bathrooms and Dressing Rooms

Table of Contents

• Exterior
• Functions
• Installation Examples

Exterior

First, let's look at the exterior.

Its height is about 52cm.

The diameter of the base is about 22cm.

It's about knee-high, so it's quite compact.

Front

The mesh where the air comes out is very fine, so children's fingers can't get in, making it safe for families with kids.

Even if a finger were to get in, the next layer is the heating element, so while there might be a burn from warm air, there's no risk of finger amputation.

It also features an automatic shut-off function if it tilts or tips over.

A human motion sensor is located at the bottom front.

This side has nothing in particular.

This is the back. It has an indentation at the top, making it easy to carry.

This is the opposite side, where the air intake is located.

The air intake acts as a filter and can be removed.

The air intake also has a fine mesh, small enough to prevent children's fingers from entering.

Functions

Let's look at the control panel.

The main functions are as follows:

• Power (Warm Air or Fan)
• For Warm Air (High・Low)
• For Fan (Low・Medium・High)
• Off Timer (1・2・3 hours)
• Human Motion Sensor

Turning the black dial towards either 'Warm Air' or 'Fan' will turn on the power.

It glows blue for fan mode and orange for warm air mode.

For the fan function, setting it to 'High' provides surprisingly strong power.

I'd say it has power comparable to a regular fan's upper-mid setting.

For warm air, you can feel the warmth if you're close (about 1-2m).

I don't think it has enough power to warm an entire room.

Since it only has basic functions, it's simple, and that concludes the operation explanation.

I believe you can operate it without any confusion.

Installation Examples

Here's what it looks like placed in our toilet.

In a normal-sized toilet, neither particularly wide nor narrow, it has a slight presence, but I think it's just the right size for winter-only use.

In our home, we place it in the dressing room during winter.

Since it has a human motion sensor, I think it's more suited for spot use, turning on only when someone is present, rather than being left on constantly.

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