Cordless Fan

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Cordless fans keep you cool on job sites, in workshops, during power interruptions and outdoors, using the same batteries as your power tools. This collection also includes Makita fan jackets and vests that blow air inside the garment while you work in the heat. How to choose a cordless fan Battery platform: choose a fan that runs on batteries you already own, such as Makita 18V LXT or 40V XGT, DeWalt 20V, or Ingco and Total 20V. AC/DC operation: the Makita DCF300Z and DCF301Z run on battery or plug into an outlet, which is useful during brownouts. Size: 11" to 13" fans (Ingco CFALI2002, Total TFALI2001) cool one or two people. Larger fans like the Makita CF003GZ move more air. Fan jackets: Makita DFJ jackets and the DFV214A vest keep workers cool outdoors and during grinding work. Popular cordless fans at KHM Megatools Model Brand Type Good for DCF102Z Makita 18V LXT jobsite fan Cooling a work area on site DCF300Z / DCF301Z Makita AC/DC 18V fan Home and site use during brownouts CF001GZ / CF002GZ / CF003GZ Makita 40V XGT fan Larger spaces and longer runtime DCE512N DeWalt 18V/20V jobsite fan DeWalt battery users SCF001 / M18AF-0 Stanley / Milwaukee 20V / 18V fan Workshops and job sites CFALI2002 / TFALI2001 Ingco / Total 20V, 11" / 13" Home use and power interruptions DFJ206Z / DFJ405Z / DFJ416A Makita Fan jacket Outdoor work in hot weather Fan or fan jacket? A fan cools a work area, while a fan jacket keeps one worker cool as they move around. For larger areas, see industrial fans and ventilator fans . Spare batteries and chargers keep the fan running through a full shift. All products from KHM Megatools are genuine and covered by the manufacturer's warranty where applicable.