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NETTA 42" Tower Fan
Tower cooler

NETTA 42" Tower Fan

The bigger NETTA tower — more airflow, same sensible price.

£54.99£64.99or 3 × £18.33 interest-free
  • 42-inch height
  • Remote control
  • 7.5-hour timer
  • Oscillation
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13.4% slower reaction times (and 13.3% slower working-memory responses) measured in homes without cooling during a real heatwave, versus air-conditioned homes. Cedeño Laurent et al., PLoS Medicine, 2018

Running costs

What does a cool night actually cost?

8h
1h24h
Electricity rate

NETTA 42" Tower Fan draws just 50W — about the same as an old lightbulb.

Your cool night costs
0pper night
Per week£0.69
Per month of summer use£2.94
Same month with portable AC£70.56

Based on 50W at 24.5p/kWh (uk avg). Your tariff may vary — it'll still be pennies.

Tank capacity
0 L
Noise
53 dB (max)
Power
50 W
Height
112 cm
Weight
3.4 kg
Room size
up to 0 m²
Speeds
3 + sleep
Timer
12 h
Controls
Remote & touch panel
How loud is it?

Quieter than your conversation.

Whisper
25 dB
NETTA 42" Tower Fan
53 dB
Conversation
60 dB
Vacuum cleaner
75 dB

Quiet enough for TV evenings; sleep mode drops it lower.

The spec sheet

What it actually does, in numbers.

1p

per hour to run

based on uk avg electricity rates

0L tank — real runtime between refills
Airflow per spec sheet
53 dB — noise at max speed
Noise53 dB
Power draw50 W
Height112 cm
Weight3.4 kg
Running cost~1p/hour

Every spec on this page comes from the manufacturer's data sheet. We don't invent airflow figures or noise ratings — if a unit can't meet its claims, it doesn't go in the range.