Do any of you use internal 12 volt fans to blow air around in the camper? I've got pretty good vent fans but I like to have air blowing on me. I had a nice little vornado which is perfect except it is AC and it takes up a lot of valuable packing space(wife veto). I've looked at the fan-tastic breeze and it seems a little large. I've also looked at the Road Pro Tornado and people say it's loud. Thoughts?

We use one just for back ground noise. I just grabbed one at a truck stop a few years ago.Works well and I just put it in the fiver yesterday. Leaving the 5th for 3 weeks.

O2 fanWe have an O2 fan. it will operate on batteries only or has a 110 plug and recently I ordered a 12 volt cigar type plug so it would work off my trailer battery system

I have several 12V fans and carry 2 in the camper. Got them years ago, when almost every motorhome had couple. One is oscillating, the other is smaller and I think it come from a boat, as it is more compact, meaning safer to not stick anything in the blades. They sure help us to survive the night when in 110F weather my Generac died.

I have been using this 10" O2-Cool Portable Fan and this Hopkins SP570804 Go Gear 12 Volt Oscillating Fan, for over ten years. Both are great and each have their advantages for locating them.Wayne

I bought this 12v fan and it works well. Fairly quiet and low power consumption.

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zb39
Explorer
Jun 29, 2017
We use one just for back ground noise. I just grabbed one at a truck stop a few years ago.

Works well and I just put it in the fiver yesterday. Leaving the 5th for 3 weeks.
lc0338
Explorer
Jun 29, 2017
O2 fan

We have an O2 fan. it will operate on batteries only or has a 110 plug and recently I ordered a 12 volt cigar type plug so it would work off my trailer battery system
Kayteg1
Explorer II
Jun 29, 2017
I have several 12V fans and carry 2 in the camper.
Got them years ago, when almost every motorhome had couple.
One is oscillating, the other is smaller and I think it come from a boat, as it is more compact, meaning safer to not stick anything in the blades.
They sure help us to survive the night when in 110F weather my Generac died.
Reddog1
Explorer II
Jun 29, 2017
I have been using this 10" O2-Cool Portable Fan and this Hopkins SP570804 Go Gear 12 Volt Oscillating Fan, for over ten years. Both are great and each have their advantages for locating them.

Wayne
Geewizard
Explorer
Jun 29, 2017
I bought this 12v fan and it works well. Fairly quiet and low power consumption.
Kayteg1
Explorer II
Jun 29, 2017
Mine big fan is 2nd what Wayne posted, but when you don't need much air, this one is quieter and safer around
boat fan
K_Charles
Explorer
Jun 29, 2017
I took one off the dash of a truck in a junkyard about 25 years ago. I screwed it to a small board so it would stand up and 12v plug on the end of the wires.
Tizi
Explorer
Jun 29, 2017
We have one of these, and it works pretty good.

Fan
hedge
Explorer
Jun 29, 2017
I'm also looking for a decent one. I thought the Endless Breeze by fantastic fan would be great but I've ordered two of them now and they vibrate so bad it won't stay on the counter so I'm giving up on that brand. Too bad as it seems to move a lot of air.
Kayteg1
Explorer II
Jun 29, 2017
FYI the blade fans are always going to be noisy and that is why high-end designs are using centrifugal blowers for quiet operation.
I have seen them in Europe, but google search found only one, unfortunately 120V
Still if quiet operation is your priority, that is what you should seek
Centrifugal blower 120V

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