The Lasko U12104 is presented as a compact floor fan for directing air around work areas and household spaces. Listing information describes a 12-inch design, three speed settings, a pivoting body and two 120-volt accessory outlets. ToolMaster has not independently verified these details.
Overview
This utility fan is listed for use in areas such as garages, basements, workshops, attics and other spaces where targeted air movement may be useful. The housing is described as pivoting through 270 degrees, allowing the outlet to be aimed at different heights. The listing gives a maximum airflow claim of approximately 289 CFM.
Listed features
Three fan speeds and an adjustable pivoting housing are listed.
The listing specifies a 120-volt design, a three-prong cord and two grounded accessory outlets.
Listed dimensions are 12.19 by 9.63 inches at the footprint and 12.25 inches tall. The stated weight is 7.5 pounds, with a carry handle and a 10-foot cord.
The source lists approximately 251 CFM on low and 289 CFM on high, along with 92/100 watts and 0.77/1.0 amps.
Who may find it useful
This format may suit someone who needs a movable fan for a garage, workshop, basement, attic or similar area. Its compact listed footprint could be helpful where floor space is limited. The pivoting outlet may also be useful when air needs to be directed upward, across a floor or toward a particular work zone.
What to check before choosing
- Confirm the current dimensions, weight, cord length and airflow specifications.
- Check whether the two accessory outlets meet the intended electrical requirements and load limits.
- Verify that the available outlet and circuit are appropriate for the fan and any connected accessories.
- Consider whether the sound level, airflow pattern and floor placement are suitable for the space.
- Confirm the current manufacturer or seller information for the exact U12104 version.
Safety and use considerations
Use the fan on a stable, dry surface with clear airflow paths. Keep the motor and electrical connections away from water, damp carpeting and wet floors unless the current instructions specifically permit that use. Do not overload the accessory outlets, block the intake or outlet, or use a damaged cord or plug. Disconnect power before cleaning or repositioning the unit.
The listing mentions a circuit breaker with reset and a three-prong grounded plug. These are listing claims, not an independent safety evaluation. Follow the current manual and applicable electrical guidance.
What remains unclear
The supplied material does not establish the sound level, exact outlet load capacity, operating temperature range, cleaning method, replacement-parts availability or the conditions behind the airflow measurements. It also does not provide independently verified information about the stated ETL listing. Confirm these points on the current manufacturer or seller page.
A practical conclusion
The U12104 appears, from the listing, to be a small, directional utility fan with three speeds and built-in accessory outlets. It may be a reasonable fit for targeted air circulation in compact work or home areas, provided its electrical details, noise, airflow and intended environment match the job. Treat the specifications as unverified until confirmed.
FAQ
How many speeds are listed?
The source lists three fan speeds.
Can the airflow direction be adjusted?
The listing describes a pivoting housing with a claimed 270-degree range.
Does it include accessory outlets?
Two 120-volt grounded outlets are listed, but their load capacity should be confirmed.
What is the claimed maximum airflow?
The source lists approximately 289 CFM on the high setting.
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