20V MAX Fan, 4.5 hours of Runtime, Cordless, Portable, Great for Jobsites, Bare Tool Only (DCE512B)

Great bit of kit. We use it when camping and it quiet and powerful. The battery lasted all night and you only need to have it on half speed to get a decent draft.Very cool

all good

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great item better than milwaukee

Ventilador muito top e forte gostei demais , vai agrega um conforto na hora das manutenções

WORKS REALLY GOOD,NICE UNIT.

Sopla buen aire. Salió muy bueno. Lo ocupo diario.. Si lo recomiendo si odian trabajar sudando.

Great little fan. This is really one of the best items I've purchased from DeWalt. I'll be honest, my driver, drill, and workbench table saw are more useful, but this item is probably next in there.Let me jump in.Operation - Its absurdly quiet (on lower settings). I'm not joking, you could sleep with this in your bedroom on low setting. On high setting, it's as powerful as one would expect for a fan of this size. You nearly don't hear the motor at all, just the fan blades.Battery vs 110V power - I feel it's more powerful on line voltage, but I never had issues running on battery. The convenience is useful, but you can't expect to get 40h out of a battery even the 9AH unless it's on super low setting. But for that one time you're in some corner dying of heat, or want to try to speed up drying for a few hours, out of range of 110v the battery option is a real life saver.Size - this is very portable and small. So it's not a hurricane generator. If you had a water leak and drenched your entire basement carpet, get something else. But for this size and weight, and practicality, it's hard to beat. Again, for the size, it moves as much air as you could expect.Features - the most useful feature is the snapping positioning of the fan direction. The hook is useful, but I have yet to use it. I suspect it's more for very specific applications. There is a giant tripod mount for the mother of all tripods I guess, the screw hole is HUGE not your typical camera tripod screw.Versatile - I've used this fan for all kinds of things. I MacGrubered a cardboard box with this fan and a filter inside to clear up air in the garage while woodworking in the winter. I've built an insert to hang in the garage door side window (not installing it for the pic, it's -25C). I use it on super low setting to dry the kid's gloves in the winter. Etc etc.In summary, I'd give this a 9.5/10. (10/10 is reserved for drop-everything-youre-doing-and-buy-this-now.)An older handyman I know saw it, and immediately had me order him one. Pro tip - It sometimes goes on sale for 99$. Even at 120$ you might feel it's steep for a fan, and normally I might agree, but all I can say is I have zero buyer's remorse because of how versatile it is.