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Features
Keep the fresh air flowing in your tent or RV with this handy, free-standing fan
Adjustable two-speed airflow control
Runs up to 21 hours on set of four D batteries (sold separately)
Packs down to compact size for easy storage and transport
Includes limited manufacturer's warranty; details included with purchase
Description
Easily provide powerful air circulation throughout your tent or RV with the Coleman Free-Standing Tent Fan. With adjustable 2-speed airflow control, the Tent Fan will run for up to 21 hours on a set of four D batteries (not included). The fan folds easily for convenient, compact storage and packing.
Product Details
Product Length:
12.0 inches
Product Width:
9.25 inches
Product Height:
6.5 inches
Product Weight:
1.66 pounds
Package Length:
10.4 inches
Package Width:
10.1 inches
Package Height:
5.7 inches
Package Weight:
1.35 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 139 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 139 customer reviews )
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96 of 100 found the following review helpful:
awesome! Mar 16, 2008
By Chris B I'm surprised to see negative reviews. We've been using these for 3+ years now and have no complaints at all.
We use them on our boat in the caribbean. the temps are 80+ w/ humidity at 80+ also. it can get hot and stuffy in the cabin. but not with this fan. it puts out a lot of air for a little fan. and the heavy bottom keeps it from flying around the cabin in rough water or falling over when kicked at night.
We run them every night, all night. batteries last about 2 weeks at that rate (about 125 hours.)but i always carry extras just in case.
Plan on using one (1) per person.
We finally replaced ours after the wiring became disconnected. I couldn't find a way in to that compartment to fix it. but at $14 each, so what.
55 of 58 found the following review helpful:
Good battery-powered fan Oct 19, 2005
By UMst7d This fan is excellent for a battery-powered fan. Very powerful compared to other battery models; it will put out enough air to keep you confortable several feet of the fan. It is obviously not as powerful as an AC-powered room fan, but great for what it is. I haven't tested battery lifespan yet (I bought it after Katrina for future hurricane-related power outages), so no opinion there yet.
40 of 42 found the following review helpful:
Great fan for summer camping! Jan 18, 2007
By J. R. Murphy Good battery life and quiet. If you have a large tent you may want two.
20 of 20 found the following review helpful:
Terrific Sep 01, 2008
By J. Alden I purchased two of these fans for a camping trip with my grandsons and have been using them at home ever since then. Kid safe, they were perfect in our three room tent. At home, used together they moved air around a stuffy room to save on air conditioning while my bridge group visited. Now, I have one by my desk and another by my bed. Very powerful for their size and quiet. Batteries last a good long time. Several of my friends have purchased them after seeing mine with the idea of having cool air if the electricity goes out. Coleman Free Standing Tent Fan
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Maybe you'll be luckier than me May 31, 2011
By Jennifer L Schlosser I purchased this fan for a weekend camping trip in humid 90 degree weather. It worked pretty well on the first night....on high, there was significant circulation to my upper body when placed to air mattress on a small table. Unfortunately, the fan wouldn't turn on the next night. I installed fresh batteries and still nothing. I opened up base to discover a faulty switch...it wasn't making contact properly. I thought I fixed it, but once jostled too much, would not make contact again. Ridiculously shoddy craftsmanship, which SUPER surprises me with a Coleman product.
based on 139 reviews
awesome! Mar 16, 2008
By Chris B
Good battery-powered fan Oct 19, 2005
By UMst7d
Maybe you'll be luckier than me May 31, 2011
By Jennifer L Schlosser
