Low Draw, USB Tent Fan

[Welding Goats]

Anyone have a recommendation for a low draw, USB powered tent fan to keep the air circulating inside a tent?

I've gone through a couple of the small, USB powered desk fans and thought I'd see if there was something else out there that anyone had found success with.

 

[bmwguru]

I haven't heard many good things about the little usb powered fans in terms of durability and power. I am considering getting a Miluakee 18v fan because I already have the batteries from my drill. It's also able to be run off A/C I think. So you could run it off an inverter.

 

[Welding Goats]

I haven't heard many good things about the little usb powered fans in terms of durability and power. I am considering getting a Miluakee 18v fan because I already have the batteries from my drill. It's also able to be run off A/C I think. So you could run it off an inverter.

Good idea and one I hadn’t thought of. Thank you for sharing.

 

[bmwguru]

Good idea and one I hadn’t thought of. Thank you for sharing.

No worries, glad to help. Just a thought I use Miluakee cordless tools but I know that Dewalt, Makita, Hitachi and Ryobi make cordless fans as well so if your cordless tools are not Miluakee there are other options. I do like the Miluakee cordless tools though as they carry a 5 year warranty.

 

[BlueLineOverland]

After my year long search for the perfect low draw fan.....There is none hahaha I did the same as above. Got a battery powered shop fan that worked with the batteries for my cordless impact and chain saw. I just keep the charger plugged to the inverter and rotate batteries. works great!

 

[Welding Goats]

After my year long search for the perfect low draw fan.....There is none hahaha I did the same as above. Got a battery powered shop fan that worked with the batteries for my cordless impact and chain saw. I just keep the charger plugged to the inverter and rotate batteries. works great!

Sounds like the way I should (and will) go.

 

[BlueLineOverland]

Sounds like the way I should (and will) go.

You cant beat it especially if you are already carrying the batteries. They are kind of bulky, but you know they are designed to be beaten up and push a lot of air since they are originally designed for a construction job site