Ventilator Fan, 12"

This fan moves an amazing amount of air very quickly. I use it in my shop to move the air around in the summer and keep it free of fumes. It is a little on the loud side but not obnoxiously loud. It is very well made and functions perfectly for my purpose. For the money, this is a very high quality fan.

I use this fan in hot haddocks.While doing alex won't do an hvac work. It has literally saved my life this summer. It comes ready to roll out of the comes with. A tremendous amount of power for such a small fan. However, the only critique is that while using you have to make sure the attachment is not Kinked in . Anyway, or it will pretty much completely cut off the flow of air also i use a big zip tie to secure hose otherwise it will fall off

Very powerful! Makes some sound but they probably all do! Product is very simple!

Powerful blower! No instructions included by. This is how I attached the blower to the fan 1. I removed one of the screws and nut. 2. Put the blower tunnel behind the other three screws. 3. Put the screw and nut back in and tighten. I will have to get creative when I attach it to crawlspace window to blow out dust and anything else.

This little number is a blowing fool. Clears out my workshop in only a few minutes.

The extractor is good quality and powerful. It works very well. I've had it for four years now, and we use it for heavy-duty work, yet it hasn't broken down.

If you’re looking for something that blows harder than your uncle’s 4th wife at Thanksgiving, look no further than the VEVOR Utility Blower/Exhaust Axial Hose Fan. This thing moves air like it just found out rent is due tomorrow. First off, the 12-inch size is no joke—this beast inhales stale air and exhales it like a dragon with a sinus infection. With high-velocity air movement, it doesn’t just ventilate; it aggressively evicts every unwanted scent, dust particle, and possibly small pets from the area. Installation? Easy. Turn it on, and BOOM—instant wind tunnel. I set it up in my garage, and suddenly, I felt like I was in a low-budget superhero movie, cape flapping in the artificial hurricane. It's so powerful, I half expected my neighbor to report a tornado warning. The included hose is great for directing airflow exactly where you need it, though if you’re not careful, it might just turn into a wild flailing tube of chaos. (Ask me how I know.) Pros: ✔️ Blows harder than a conspiracy theorist on Facebook ✔️ Moves air like it’s running from the cops ✔️ Could double as a DIY skydiving simulator Cons: ❌ May require a seatbelt to stay in place ❌ Wife wasn’t thrilled when I tested it inside the house (RIP, curtains) Final verdict: 5/5, this thing blows... in the best way possible.

I have bought this Vevor fan for years and use it heavily on jobsites to funnel out dust from cutting countertops inside and outside homes. The issue is tis5th fan has now reversed the flow of the air. So, it blows out of a side of a tunnel without the lip to tie the Shute with. So, we duck taped it to make it work, but now we have noticed the other side sucks and blows outwards on the lip side! The outer parts blow out while the center area sucks in. This spreads the dust inside of a closed area all over. I do not understand how Vevor has ruined a perfectly well functioning design to this confused mechanical failure of a blower...