One Fan, Three Batteries You Already Own

The JP-FS14BS is a 14-inch cordless circulator that runs on 18V–21V slide packs from your existing tool line — 50W, 6m³/min, three speeds, three-hour timer, and a base wide enough to sit still on gravel.

Set it down, slide in a pack, turn the dial. No lead to route, no socket to find, no waiting on a built-in battery to crawl back to full. When the pack goes flat you swap it the way you swap a drill battery — and the airflow keeps going.

How It Is Put Together

Airflow that actually moves a room

A 50W motor turns the 14-inch blade set to a measured 6m³/min. That is enough to swap the air in a working tent, a garage bay or a container office rather than just stirring the air in front of your face.

Circular guard, wide throw

The round guard spreads air across a broad arc instead of the narrow beam a box fan produces, so several people can work in the same stream.

Widened feet, low centre of gravity

Enlarged support feet give it a footprint that survives uneven ground. High speed on rough dirt does not translate into vibration or drift.

Control you can use blind

Three speeds, plus a 3-hour timer that ends the run on its own — useful when the fan is behind you and your hands are busy.

Tool-platform battery freedom

Standard slide-type 18V–21V lithium packs. Shared batteries mean shared chargers, fewer spares and no proprietary power ecosystem to buy into.

Built for dust and knocks

Metal mesh guard and a rugged shell that tolerates being loaded in and out of a van, dropped on a slab and hosed down after a dusty day.

Specifications

Where It Belongs

• Construction sites — spot cooling in unventilated shells and inside vehicles.
• Camping — keeps a tent cool, keeps condensation down, timers itself off at night.
• Auto workshops — clears fumes, cools the mechanic under the hood or in the pit.
• Garages and sheds — air movement where running a cable is inconvenient.
• Emergency relief — airflow where the grid is down.
• Patios and decks — an outdoor breeze with no outlet in sight.

Compared With a Typical Portable Fan

Supply & OEM

Shipped from Nantong, Jiangsu. MOQ 10 sets, T/T, at least 300 sets per day, paper box packaging. OEM/ODM includes housing colour, logo, battery interface tooling for Makita, DeWalt or Milwaukee platforms, and packaging design. Blades, guards and interfaces are available as spares.

FAQ

How strong is the wind?
6m³/min, measured. That is industrial volume, well beyond a desk fan.

Which batteries fit?
Standard 18V–21V slide-type packs; brand-specific slots can be tooled on OEM orders.

Does it have a timer?
Yes, 3 hours, after which it shuts down on its own to protect the pack.

Will it stay put on uneven ground?
Widened feet and a low centre of gravity keep it planted on dirt, gravel and concrete.

Is it portable?
2.7kg with a carry handle — heavy enough to be stable, light enough to move alone.