G'day Matilda,

We haven't tried this combo so couldn't say for sure. Going off the max ampere per hour usage for this fan we'll round it up to 1.1 Ah/ 1100 mAh. The adaptor looks like it doesn't support the max mAh required for this fan so I wouldn't say this will work properly. You may be better off with a power bank or similar that has a 12V cig-plug you can plug the fan directly into.

G'day Stephen,

The Companion Rover Lithium 40Ah Power Station is a great all-rounder battery pack and includes 1 x 12V DC input to plug in the Breezeaway Fan. On a full charge, this will power the fan and other devices for a day or two before needing to be topped up.

G'day Kelvin,

Both of the plastic feet on the Breezeway fan have 2 x screw points to allow this to be mounted to any surface.
Hope that helps!

G'day Annie,

The Breezeway is the more powerful of the two options, with larger blades, and having the option to mount it is an added bonus.
The downside is that is 12v cable powered only, and doest run off a rechargeable battery like the lithium option.
If you need something portable that can run without power, go for the Coleman.
If you have access to 12v power, go the Outdoor Connection.
Hope that helps!

G'day Joshua,

Based purely on some rudimentary calculations you should get at least 19 hours, but up to 80-100 hours from this battery based on the power consumption on the specified power consumptions levels for each of the fans settings.

G'day Joe,

Great question, yes 12 volt is 12 volt whether you're in the USA or Australia. Unfortunately, we don't ship parcels outside of Australia, but if you can get your hands on one of these somehow then you'll be able to plug it into your vehicle.

G'day Stephen,

We do! I believe the Outdoor Connection Power Strip 36W Transformer is the one you're after.

G'day Ray,

I've been down to the shop floor and tried this one out on all three settings. On the highest setting it definitely makes a bit of noise, but on the medium and low settings, it seems pretty reasonable. Keep in mind there's a bit of background noise here in the shop so it's hard for me to honestly say how much you'll notice it at night when everything's nice and quiet. 

G'day Jack,

The current draw on the Outdoor Connection Breezeway depends on the fan setting being used. The figures that Outdoor Connection have provided us are Low - 0.2Ah | Medium - 0.4Ah | High - 1.05Ah ( /- 0.05Ah). I hope this will help you get your system all sorted out.

G'day Paul,

There is nothing to say that the Outdoor Connection Breezeway 12V Fan officially can or can't hang upside down, but I've just gone and fired our display one up and held it upside down for a few minutes and it seemed to work fine.

G'day Janet,

The Outdoor Connection Breezeway 12V Fan doesn't have a charge time as it comes with a built-in battery, as it runs directly from a 12v source.

G'day Ben,

Sorry, yes. You're right, I worded that previous answer really poorly. It doesn't have a battery, it just runs straight from the 12V connection. Sorry for any confusion!