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Battery Powered Bathroom Fan

02/19/2006 6:39 AM

Doug Kerr writes:
I am looking for a battery powered fan to remove air from the bathroom through a pipe in the wall to an exterior vent. A switch is necessary. A timer-switch would be best.
Doug Kerr, Denver, Colo.
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Battery-Powered Fan

03/06/2006 9:25 AM

Try your local auto parts store, or go to Big Lots and find one of those cheap, little, "personal cooler" fans. I'd guess either would come with a built-in switch. If you use the type made for automobiles and trucks, you'll need a 12 volt battery to hook it to.

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10/27/2009 9:38 PM

If you use a DC fan why not use Solar Cells with gel Lead-Acid backup to power the fan and put it on your roof.

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