Ventilateur sans pales PivotAir : un flux d'air puissant jusqu'à 20 m

PivotAir™ Bladeless Fan, 10 Speeds

Sale price  89,90€ Regular price  179,80€
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Ventilateur sans pales PivotAir : un flux d'air puissant jusqu'à 20 m

PivotAir™ Bladeless Fan, 10 Speeds

It cools the room, not one person — two zones at once, at 40 dB

Sale price  89,90€ Regular price  179,80€

Description

A conventional fan cools one person. The PivotAir™ cools the room. It pivots from vertical to horizontal, and its two vents aim independently — the desk and the sofa at once, both sides of the bed at once. Bladeless, so there's nothing to dismantle, nothing to clean with a cotton bud, and nowhere a child can slip a finger.

Why choose the PivotAir™?

Because a fan's problem is never its power — it's the area it covers and the noise it makes at night.

  • 🔄 It lies down: vertical mode (H 112–128 cm) to circulate air high up, horizontal mode (H 80–96 cm) to sweep across the whole room. One appliance, two uses.
  • ↔️ Two directions at once: turn the vents separately and cool two zones simultaneously. No more arguing over who gets the fan.
  • 🌙 40 dB on speed 1: quiet enough to sleep next to, with Sleep, Breeze and Extra modes. Timer at 1, 2, 4, 8 or 12 h.
  • 🛡️ Bladeless: nothing spinning within reach. Reassuring with a child or a pet around, and a wipe with a cloth is all it takes to clean.
  • 🧲 Magnetic remote: it stows on the unit itself. You won't be hunting for it under the sofa.
  • 🌬️ Up to 20 m of reach in Boost mode, 180° oscillation, 10 speeds to fine-tune it exactly.

Technical specifications

  • Speeds: 10, plus Sleep, Breeze and Extra modes
  • Noise level: from 40 dB (speed 1)
  • Reach: up to 20 m in Boost mode
  • Oscillation: up to 180°
  • Vertical mode: H 112–128 cm · Horizontal mode: H 80–96 cm, 80 cm long
  • Base diameter: approx. 75 cm · Weight: 6.45 kg
  • Timer: 1 / 2 / 4 / 8 / 12 h
  • Washable dust filter, protects the inside of the unit
  • Included: magnetic remote control + AAA batteries
  • Colour: anthracite grey

Our tips for use

  • At night, switch to horizontal mode at the foot of the bed and leave oscillation at 180°: the airflow sweeps rather than blowing continuously at the same spot (which is what gives you a stiff neck in the morning).
  • During the day in an open-plan living space, use vertical mode with the vents turned away from each other: kitchen and living room cooled at the same time.
  • Position it with its back to an open window in the evening: it pushes cool outdoor air into the room instead of stirring the hot air around.

Maintenance: rinse the filter under clean water once a month and let it dry completely before refitting. No blades to dismantle.

“€89.90 for a fan — is that justified?”

For €20, you cool one person sitting opposite. The PivotAir™ covers a room: a 20 m throw in Boost mode, 180° of oscillation, and two vents that aim separately to handle two zones at once. It replaces the two or three fans you end up buying for the living room, the bedroom and the study. Add that it has no blades to take apart and that it drops to 40 dB, and you are no longer comparing the same object.

“40 dB — can you really sleep next to it?”

Yes. 40 dB on speed 1 is the level of a quiet bedroom. Sleep mode eases the airflow down gradually and the timer switches the unit off after 1, 2, 4, 8 or 12 hours. The best night-time setting: horizontal mode at the foot of the bed, oscillation at 180° — the air sweeps the room instead of blowing continuously at the same spot.

“With no blades, does it blow hard enough?”

No visible blades doesn’t mean less airflow: the turbine sits inside the base and the air is accelerated as it leaves the vents. In Boost mode the throw reaches 20 m. The 10 speeds are there precisely so you never have to choose between “I can’t feel a thing” and “that’s too much”.

“How much space does it take up?”

The base is about 75 cm across and the unit weighs 6.45 kg: this is a floor-standing appliance, not something to sit on a table. In upright mode it stands 112–128 cm tall; in horizontal mode it drops to 80–96 cm, over a length of 80 cm. Allow a clear corner — in exchange, one appliance covers what two fans used to.

“What about maintenance?”

A washable dust filter, to rinse under clean water once a month and leave to dry completely before putting it back. No blades to remove, no grille to unscrew: everything else is done with a cloth.

Shipping

Orders are picked within 1 to 2 working days, then dispatched. The magnetic remote and its AAA batteries are in the box. A tracking link is emailed to you as soon as it ships.

Returns & exchanges

30 days to change your mind. The unit must come back complete and in its original packaging, filter included. Get in touch before sending anything back and we’ll talk you through it.

Warranty

Fiabelo warranty: if you find a manufacturing fault on arrival, contact us within 30 days — exchange or refund depending on the case. The dust filter is washable, not a consumable you have to keep replacing.

As seen in

Rafraîchissement multizone : cuisine et salon en même temps

A fan cools one person. This one cools the room.

The two vents aim independently: the desk and the sofa at the same time, both sides of the bed at the same time. With a 20 m throw in Boost mode and 180° of oscillation, who gets the fan is no longer the question.

It lies flat

Upright mode, 112 to 128 cm, to circulate air high up. Horizontal mode, 80 to 96 cm, to sweep the whole room from the foot of the bed. It is the same appliance: you tip it over, you don’t buy anything else. Ten speeds to fine-tune it, plus Sleep, Breeze and Extra modes.

Pivote de la verticale à l'horizontale, évents orientables, oscillation 180°
Mode couverture d'air : flux doux et large au-dessus du lit

40 dB, and nothing spinning within reach

40 dB on speed 1 is the level of a quiet bedroom — Sleep mode eases the airflow down gradually, with a timer from 1 to 12 hours. And because the turbine sits inside the base, there are no blades within reach of a child or a pet, and no grille to take apart to clean it: a wipe with a cloth, and a filter to rinse once a month.

4.7

average rating out of 168 reviews

168 people shared their experience

  • Camille D. 1 week ago

    Horizontal mode at the foot of the bed changed everything. The air sweeps the room instead of blowing at me, and I don’t wake up with a stiff neck any more.

  • Sophie M. 2 weeks ago

    Two separate vents is the selling point. My husband on the sofa, me at the desk, and we don’t fight over the fan any more.

  • Julien R. 2 weeks ago

    Bladeless with a cat and a three-year-old, I sleep easy. That was the main reason for buying it; the cooling came as a bonus.

  • Marie F. 3 weeks ago

    On speed 1 you can barely hear it. I leave it on all night with the timer set to 8 hours.

  • Thomas L. 3 weeks ago

    I had two €30 fans. This one replaces both of them and takes up less space overall.

  • Aurélie B. 1 month ago

    It is bigger than I imagined — the base really is 75 cm. In a small studio you would have to think about it. In my living room, no problem at all.

  • Nicolas P. 1 month ago

    Maintenance is a cloth and rinsing the filter once a month. My old bladed fan had to be taken apart completely every year.

  • Émilie C. 2 months ago

    The magnetic remote sounds like a gimmick until you have spent three summers looking for it under the sofa.

  • Laurent G. 5 days ago

    Boost mode in a 40 m² living room: you feel the air at the other end of the room. It isn’t an air conditioner, but it doesn’t claim to be.

  • Manon D. 4 days ago

    Placed with its back to the open window in the evening as the product page suggests: it pushes the cool air in from outside instead of stirring the hot air around. A real difference.

  • Sarah B. 10 days ago

    Understated design, anthracite grey, it doesn’t clash in the living room. That is fairly rare for a fan.

  • Yanis T. 6 weeks ago

    Ten speeds sounds like marketing, but you really do use them. I'm always between 2 and 4, never on maximum.

  • Céline V. 2 weeks ago

    Working from home, upright mode, vents turned towards the desk and the door. The room stays breathable all day.

  • Pauline R. 3 weeks ago

    Switching between upright and horizontal is done by hand in seconds, with no tools and no instructions.

  • Hugo B. 12 days ago

    6.45 kg — it moves from room to room without any trouble. I bring it down to the living room during the day and take it back up in the evening.

  • Inès K. 3 days ago

    One star off because the manual is thin on the Breeze and Extra modes. I worked it out by trying, but it deserved two more lines.