All Season High Velocity Hybrid Fan and Heater in One, Model FHV801

As the seasons change, so do your home temperature needs. That’s where the Lasko All Season High Velocity Hybrid Fan and Heater in One comes in. With just one item, you get the heat you need on snow days, the refreshing cool you want on pool days and everything in between.
The heater mode features four speeds from low to turbo heat. Turbo heat projects heat 40% further to quickly warm the room you’re in. The space heater mode also features Lasko's AutoEco thermostat, which maintains room temperature with less energy.
The tower fan uses a blower fan in a taller tower design. It also ensures ultimate comfort with four distinct fan speeds. Widespread oscillation spreads airflow throughout your room.
The whole package fits in an elegant design and slim profile that works in any room. No-tools assembly means you can have your house feeling the way you want in minutes.

[@george230]

Had the fh500 I like this model way better. Fhv801 is the best lasko I have ever owned and I bought a second one.

[@therandomchanneleli7071]

Nice

[@steveho9884]

How do I change the filter of that model demo? I like it better than furnace. And stand fan of bedroom make more of this kind model where can I get replacement of filter of this model

[@dekotaaroyo9625]

The one my parents got is the same as this but the heater dosent heat fast it’s slow and dosent heat as much as different s ones how can I fix this ?!

[@miguelrobb5719]

I have the older model of this, but it pretty much does the same thing. Mines operates on high-heat&lowfan mode when I use the heater fan setting. You gotta be patient. I live in a brick appartment in weather as low as 10 degreesF, and my unit still keeps my room warm and toasty

[@kewlztertc5386]

This one is crap. The older version is much better.

[@kewlztertc5386]

Don't buy it. It's the worst Lasko product to date. The older Model FH500 is much better.
The old model (FH500) is a small fan sitting on top of a small heater sharing a casing. Separate heater with its own tiny fan (pump). It works very well, and you can turn on the main fan to extend the range of the rising heat.
This crap (Model FHV801) is a fan with a heating element inside. There's an electronic fluke, that directs the large blower from one side to the other (not something I expect will last). The fan is too strong for the tiny ceramic element, causing it to blow nothing but Luke warm air even on low setting.

[@george230]

Requires a break in on f4 for 30 mins and is one of the best heaters I have ever ever owned and got 3 of them.