Mark Jansen
This camping fan is a game changer for outdoor adventures, providing exceptional cooling and lighting!
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A Full Weekend on One Charge
Speed 1 gets you through a long weekend without touching a charger. Speed 4 — full blast on the hottest afternoon — still runs from lunch until well past midnight.
Charge it before you leave. That's the last time you'll think about it.
No campsite power point. No inverter. No rationing it because you're worried about the battery. Just run it.
And it doubles as a light — the LED ring lights the whole tent or table, so the fan you brought for the heat also solves the dark.
Runtime measured with the LED off.
Charge on Friday. Home on Sunday. Never plugged in.
Sleep Through It
Most camping fans give you a choice: air moving, or actual sleep. Not both.
This one runs at under 23dB — quieter than a whisper, quieter than the breeze against your tent wall. Close your eyes and you'll feel it before you hear it.
Set the timer and forget it. 1, 2, 4 or 8 hours. Run it while you fall asleep and let it shut itself off in the night, instead of waking at 3am to a flat battery and a hot tent.
Every indicator light switches off. No blue LED burning a hole in the dark, no glow through your eyelids. Once it's running, the fan disappears completely.
Hang it or stand it. The hook folds up to clip onto a tent loop, a van rail or a branch, so the air comes down over you instead of across the floor. Fold the hook flat and it sits on a table.
The head tilts, so you can aim the airflow where you actually are.
It's the difference between camping in summer and enduring it.
Why This One Costs More Than the Cheap Ones
Full LED ring, not a strip. Most camping fans stick a thin light bar along the top and call it a lantern. This has a light ring around the entire fan face — it lights the whole tent evenly instead of throwing one bright stripe and a lot of shadow.
20,000mAh, not 10,000. Double the battery of the standard model. That's the difference between charging halfway through a weekend and not thinking about it at all.
15W USB-C output — it charges your phone too. Most fans only take power in. This gives it back. One less power bank in the pack, and a dead phone at camp stops being a problem.
45° and 90° auto-oscillation. Fixed-head fans cool one person. This sweeps, so it cools a tent, a table, or four people around a chair circle. Two angles, so you can aim it across the group or up over a sleeping bag.
Auto-off timer. No waking at 3am to a flat battery.
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FAQ
What's the timer for?
Set it to 1, 2, 4 or 8 hours and it shuts itself off. Run it while you fall asleep and wake with battery left instead of a flat fan.
Can the fan also charge my devices?
Absolutely! The fan functions as a power bank, allowing you to charge your devices on the go.
What are the dimensions of the fan?
The fan measures 29.0 cm in height, 21.8 cm in width, and 10.9 cm in depth.
Is it waterproof?
Treat it as water-resistant, not waterproof. It'll handle humidity, spray and damp air fine — don't leave it out in a downpour or submerge it.
Does the light stay on all night?
Only if you want it to. All indicator lights switch off completely, so there's no glow in the tent once you're settled
How long does the battery last on a full charge?
Approximately 58 hours on speed 1, 32 hours on speed 2, 19 hours on speed 3, and 12 hours on full blast. Those figures are with the LED light off — running the light will shorten them.
Is it loud enough to keep me awake?
It runs under 23dB, which is quieter than a whisper. On the lower speeds you'll feel the air before you hear the fan.
What is the maximum distance for the remote control?
The remote control has a range of up to 5 meters.
Is the fan suitable for indoor use?
Yes, the fan is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, making it perfect for camping, barbecues, and more.