Levoit Launches Classic Tower Fan Range in Australia
Levoit has launched its Classic Tower Fan range in Australia, timed for the run-up to the Australian summer. Announced in Sydney on October 26, 2026, the range includes two models: the 42-inch Classic Pro Smart Tower Fan and the 36-inch Classic Tower Fan. Both are designed to offer a space-saving alternative to traditional pedestal and desk fans, with temperature-sensing technology that adjusts airflow automatically as room conditions change.
The launch lands just as Australian households start thinking about summer cooling. Rather than a single flagship model, Levoit is offering two sizes with different control options, giving buyers a choice between a connected smart model and a simpler, remote-controlled one.
Two models, one slim tower design
Unlike conventional fans with a prominent circular fan head, Levoit’s tower fans use a slim, vertical profile. The design is intended to fit neatly into living rooms and bedrooms where floor space is at a premium, while still delivering the airflow of a larger fan. The 42-inch Classic Pro is the taller of the two, while the 36-inch Classic Tower Fan suits smaller rooms or tighter corners.
Both models share the same core cooling hardware. Each offers 12 fan speeds and four operating modes: Normal, Turbo, Auto, and Advanced Sleep Mode. For households that want powerful airflow on hot days, both models reach speeds of up to 7.9 metres per second. The larger Classic Pro adds 90-degree wide-angle oscillation, spreading airflow across a broader area of the room rather than directing it at a single spot.
Temperature sensing takes over the adjustments
The standout feature across the range is integrated temperature sensing. Both models carry sensors that detect changes in room temperature and automatically adjust fan speed in supported operating modes. In practice, that means the fan can ramp up as a room warms up during the afternoon and ease back as it cools in the evening, without the owner having to reach for the remote every time.
For a cooling appliance, that kind of automation matters more than it might first appear. Fans are typically adjusted several times a day as temperatures shift, and a model that manages its own speed removes one of the small frictions of everyday use. It also fits a broader trend in home comfort: appliances that respond to conditions on their own, rather than waiting for a manual command.
Controls: remote, display, and app on the Pro
Both tower fans come with an LED display panel and a remote control, so settings can be adjusted from across the room. The 42-inch Classic Pro Smart Tower Fan goes further with smartphone app control, giving owners another way to manage cooling settings from their phone.
The four operating modes cover the main use cases. Normal mode provides steady, everyday cooling; Turbo mode delivers maximum airflow for the hottest moments; Auto mode lets the temperature sensor take charge of fan speed; and Advanced Sleep Mode is designed for overnight use, when quieter, gentler airflow matters more than raw power. Combined with 12 speed levels, the range offers plenty of room to fine-tune airflow to personal preference and daily routine.
Where to buy and what is still unclear
Levoit says the Classic Tower Fan range is available through its official Australian website and its Amazon store. The launch announcement did not include pricing for either model, so buyers will need to check those channels for current prices and any introductory offers. Availability details beyond the Australian launch were also not specified, and there is no word yet on whether the same models will appear in other markets under the same names.
Background: Levoit and the home comfort market
Levoit describes itself as a category leader in home comfort and air care, with a product line that spans air purifiers, tower fans, humidifiers, and other household appliances. The company has built its reputation on practical, well-designed appliances for everyday homes, and the Classic Tower Fan range continues that approach: familiar hardware, refined with sensors and smart controls rather than reinvented from scratch.
The timing of the launch is notable. In Australia, summer runs from December through February, and cooling products typically see their strongest demand in the weeks before the season starts. Launching in late October gives Levoit a window to reach shoppers who are preparing their homes early, before the first heatwaves arrive.
Tower fans also occupy a useful middle ground in home cooling. They cost far less to buy and run than air conditioning, they can be moved from room to room, and they pair well with air conditioning by circulating cooled air more evenly. For households that only need cooling for part of the day, or that want to delay switching on the air conditioner, a tower fan is often the first step.
What this means for smart home buyers
For smart home enthusiasts, the Classic Pro is the more interesting of the two models. App control may seem like a small addition, but it opens the door to managing cooling from the phone without hunting for the remote, and it aligns the fan with the rest of a connected home. The temperature-sensing automation is arguably the bigger deal: a fan that adjusts itself is one less device to think about, and it works whether or not the owner ever opens the app.
The 36-inch Classic Tower Fan, meanwhile, is a reminder that not every smart home product needs to be connected. For a bedroom or a second room, a well-designed tower fan with a remote and automatic temperature adjustment may be all that is needed, at what is likely to be a lower price than the app-enabled Pro model.
As with any launch, the real test will come from hands-on use: how quiet the fans are at low speeds, how smoothly the temperature sensor responds, and how the two models compare on value once pricing is confirmed. For now, Australian shoppers looking for a slim, smart cooling option ahead of summer have two new choices from a familiar name in home comfort.