Questions and Answers for Maxx Air 14 in. 3-Speed Floor Fan

A:  Hi Huck, no our floor fans will not run off DC power.

A:  No. A/C only. You could use an inverter for boating camping etc

A:  I do not believe so,information sticker on back of fan says 120 volts @60 htz. You would need an inverter from dc to ac.

A:  This 14 in. 3-Speed Floor Fan has been tested on the High setting at 1,553 RPM. There is currently no test data for Medium and Low settings.

A:  Works great and puts out a lot of air. Easy to remove front cover for cleaning.

A:  I tested mine with a Kill A Watt and it shows 0.65 Amps on high, 0.51 on low. Hope that helps

A:  A line or wire.

A:  There are 3 speeds and they take 60, 67 and 80 watts respectively

A:  This fan needs to be plugged in.

A:  No 110 a/c only

A:  This fan waorks on 120 vac, not battery

A:  Hello Waleska, no this fan is not cordless and must be plugged into a standard wall outlet to operate.

A:  120V, has a six foot cable.

A:  Loud fan

A:  Our experience is that on low, it is almost inaudible. On high, the ambient noise, in the room, from several people talking, it is barely noticeable.

A:  On medium, it's quieter than the ambient noise of several people in the room.

A:  In my opinion it's super quiet on low, such that it does not interfere when I am on calls with customers in any way. I've not used on any other setting than low. -Dan

A:  If the fan is on a solid surface, it is not loud. it has a nice sort of "hummmmmm" sound. If the fan is not on a solid surface, it is much louder.

A:  Hello pdrhd1, This fan operates on 120 V and draws .7 amps on high.

A:  120 vac max 80 watts.

A:  The price listed is for the entire fan assembled. It is just a unit of measure discrepancy. I apologize for the confusion. We will get it corrected soon.

A:  It comes whole fan, the quality and performance of this fan is outstanding and, I am happy with my choice.

A:  Take it apart and wash in dishwasher or sink.

A:  Unplug the fan. There ar 5 locks and a TIE WRAP on the guard grill , connecting the front and back. The locks may be stuck due to paint, so use a blunt object to pry and open the locks.( I used a screw driver) Cut off the plastic tie wrap at the bottom. (look carefully to find it)

A:  Be sure that the fan is unplugged from any power source before you begin. There is a plastic wire tie at the bottom of the grille that will need to be cut and then the hinged clips that fasten the front and rear grille together can be opened.