Battery powered fans

[KickingWithRedLabel]

Last night we were without power for about 90 mins or so. I can take the darkness but not the lack of fans. I have seen different battery powered fans on the local market but worried that they might have a low running time. Does anyone have any good experience with battery powered fans?

[TheGrinchSR]

There's a combination fan and light system that they sell in Akira in Siem Reap - lasts about 90-120 minutes once the power goes out. Does a decent job too.

[vladimir]

I had a look around about 2 years ago, ended up buying a Chinese one ( I know, but couldn't find a Japanese one). Was around $50, battery lasted about 4-5 hours with the fan on low.

Would switch on automatically when the power went off.

It died after a year, battery burnt out, how unusual for Chinese goods.

May buy a battery this time around.

[Fourkinnel]

Bought one about 5 years ago. around $30. About 1m tall, brand name Tioomly. model kn-2312
This is the only battery powered thing that I've never changed te battery on. It used to go for near 4 hours on full charge. Normal fan on mains, cuts in battery when power cut. Now will give me about 1.5 hours.

[Sidewalker]

Why not buying a UPS? I have 2 Prolink UPS, one for the computer and my hamradio, the other one for a small lamp and fan. I bought them by PTC Computer in P.P., a 1200V/A cost $64. Plug the UPS on the net and your fan in the UPS and everything go's automatic.

[Fourkinnel]

You have to dumb down that annoying Beep Beep by opening the UPS and sticking a bit of silicon sealer over the small speaker. That is if you want to sleep!

[Jamie_Lambo]

might have to invest in one of these fans lol

[MONEYBACKGUARANTEE]

Any fan can be powered by batteries. Buy a deep cycle battery and an inverter.