Tinmo rechargeable standing fan

The Tinmo rechargeable standing fan is a tall, pedestal-style fan designed to provide powerful, portable cooling for homes, offices, shops, or outdoor spaces — especially useful during power outages or where electricity is unreliable.

📌 Key Features
✅ Large Cooling Head
• Typically 18-inch fan blades for strong airflow and wide cooling coverage.

✅ Rechargeable Battery Operation
• Built-in rechargeable battery lets the fan run without plugging into mains power — great during blackouts.
• Run time varies by model but generally lasts several hours on a full charge (some listings mention up to around 6–12 hrs depending on speed).

✅ Dual Power Input
• Works with AC mains electricity while charging the battery.
• Some versions can also accept DC power or solar charging when paired with a solar panel (sold separately)

✅ Multiple Speed Settings
• Adjustable wind speeds (often up to 5 speeds) let you choose cooling intensity.

✅ Oscillation & Adjustable Height
• Features oscillation to spread airflow across a room.
• Height can be adjusted for better air direction.

✅ LED Lighting (varies by model)
• Some versions include LED night light(s) integrated into the fan.

✅ Remote Control Option
• Certain models come with a remote control for easy speed and oscillation adjustment from a distance.

📦 Typical Specifications (may vary by retailer/model)
Fan Size: ~18 inches
Battery: Rechargeable sealed battery (type and capacity may vary)
Speeds: Multiple speed levels (often 3–5)
Power Supply: AC mains + battery; some models support solar/DC charging
Additional: LED lights, remote control, adjustable height, oscillation

📌 What It’s Good For
✔ Cooling during blackouts and load-shedding
✔ Portable cooling in rooms without easy access to sockets
✔ Use in off-grid or outdoor settings (especially solar-compatible models)
✔ Even airflow distribution with adjustable height and oscillation

⚠️ Tips / Notes
Charging the battery fully before first use is recommended for best performance.
Battery runtime depends on speed setting — lower speeds last longer than high-speed modes.