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Keep things cool and comfortable with the Coleman Cool Zephyr Window Fan. Perfect for use inside a tent, the Cool Zephyr Window Fan attaches to the CoolAir Port of any Coleman Tent, or to any other tent window or door using the included magnetic plate. Or use the built-in legs to make it a stand-alone fan, for use in your cabin, RV or home. The Cool Zephyr fan can be used inside to pull fresh air in, or outside to pull stagnant air out. Operates on 6 D batteries (not included). Includes 1-year warranty.
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33 of 34 people found the following review helpful
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Yes, the fan can be a little loud... but I LIKE that feature. When you're bike riding across the state of Iowa with 10,000 of your closest friends the fan can drown out all the little noises of your neighbors in their tents. But most importantly, it will keep you cool in the late July Iowa weather.
One of the best features of this fan over others like it, is that the battery pack plugs into the fan. When you break camp for the night you just unplug the battery pack and store it in your bags. With other fans the batteries remain in the fan and it is too easy for the switch to get bumped during travel leaving you with dead batteries at your next campsite.
A must have for your tent.
One of the best features of this fan over others like it, is that the battery pack plugs into the fan. When you break camp for the night you just unplug the battery pack and store it in your bags. With other fans the batteries remain in the fan and it is too easy for the switch to get bumped during travel leaving you with dead batteries at your next campsite.
A must have for your tent.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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This fan has a poorly designed voltage regulating system to control fan speeds. Not only will it generate enough heat (on low speed) to burn the circuit board and resistor pack to render the fan inoperable but it could possibly get hot enough to start a fire. Mine lasted about an hour. Being an aircraft electrician, I decided to have a look inside the battery pack to find the source of the burning smell. The battery pack is easily disassembled removing 4 screws. The fan speeds are controlled by a switch attached to a circuit board which uses a series of load resistors. Inside my unit were burned resistors, burned circuit board, poor (cold) solder joints and poor craftsmanship in general. If you own one of these fans, you a certain to experience problems. Running the unit on high speed only is recommended if you decide to keep it. Running on low speed will shorten the lifespan significantly.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
I got this and another fan 02 cool, this one really does the job for a small fan. It is a little noisy, but that helps to block out other people still up at other camp sites. Since it has a seperate battery pack, you can use an AC adapter, and it will run on the high setting, which is awesome. They should sell it with the adapter.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
no worry purchase
I read some reviews on here and was somewhat skeptical to purchase this. However I purchased two of them. Read more
Published 9 months ago by mille
Blows well for its size.
This Coleman fan is bigger than I imagined. It attaches to the tent window with magnets, or just attach the back and have it standalone on the ground. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Noname
good tent fan
The Coleman Cool Zephyr Window Fan kept my tent bearable on several 80 to 85 degree nights. It magnetically clamped to the meshy window of the tent with no damage to the mesh or... Read more
Published 9 months ago by allosaurus
Coleman fan did not live up to the mfg name
Bought the fan for a camping trip and had to replace the batteries each night for it to work. In the middle of the night the fan would turn off on its own. Not worth the money. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Beach lover
Little Fan With a Bit Of Muscle!
My wife purchased this fan to use while we were "dry camping" in the desert during the Thanksgiving Holiday. Its primary use was to help cool her night hot flashes. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Phil
Okay but not the best
So much hassle to hang this thing up. The freestanding coleman one is better.Coleman Free-Standing Tent Fan
Published 19 months ago by Jeff4IT
Defective Unit
I am used to the downhill slide in quality from Coleman products, but I didn't expect it to be so obvious with a fan that is relatively expensive given the materials that go into... Read more
Published 21 months ago by Kimberly Moles
Bought two. Both had electrical problems
First the good: I purchased two fans and used them on three camping trips. They really keep the tent comfortable. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Robert Chast
Great fan!
I got this fan because we are planning on a lot of summer camping in the mid-west. We've used it one weekend so far. Read more
Published 22 months ago by CincyMom
Excellent tent camping accessory
I bought 2 of these before a trip to Maryland this weekend.
The Good
The fans move a lot of air and make a huge difference in the comfort of the tent. Read more
The Good
The fans move a lot of air and make a huge difference in the comfort of the tent. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Ray H. Creveling
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