Reseñas de clientes para Ventilador portátil VEVOR, ventilador cilíndrico de alta resistencia de 10 pulgadas con manguera de 16.4 pies, potente extractor de taller de 380 W 1893FM, soplador industrial para aspirar polvo y humo en el hogar y el trabajo.

Great piece of equipment and as powerful as one I had purchased locally for twice the money. Most items I have purchased thru vevor are of great quality.its the delivery i do not like .FedEx and purolator you can always depend on damaged boxes and pray parcel is okay. Other than delivery vevor is excellent . I would recommend them to any company or corporation as there broad assortment of items is of great quality

Excellent vetilateur portable très puissant mais très brouillant facile à utiliser pour enlever de la fumée dans la maison.

Seems to be solidly made. Worked great for drywall sanding. Used plastic sheeting to partition off space from rest of the room and piped vent outdoors. Dust cleared from air quickly and practically none got into the adjacent space. About as noisy as a shop vac so. I wore ear protectors.

This turned out to be a good purchase. The fan feature works well,, the noise level is right at tolerable if you’re running it in the same location that you’re working in and the room size is a conventional room in a residence. If you’re running the fan on the opposite side of an exterior wall, it’s obviously more tolerable. As far as features, it’s hard to rate higher than a four, because there aren’t any features beyond the on/off switch and the GFCI reset switch. The fan draws enough air to clear smoke and Sheetrock dust effectively, as long as you’re providing enough air for it to move out. The fan is only set up to pull air at the end of the ventilation tubing and NOT PUSH IT, but I did have to utilize it as a push because of environmental circumstances and it performed ok as well with no detectable added strain to the motor. You just need to ensure that you tie the tubing to the fan casing well, because it’s not flanged like the intake, but it does have a rolled edge. I also secured around the guard for the trigger just to be certain it didn’t work itself free and blow the tubing through a window or something. The fan seems to be built well, but there’s not a whole lot of building involved. The casing is steel with rolled edges, intake is flared to connect tubing, functional GFCI switch inline, orange paint that helps with visibility, an on/off switch, removable steel grates on either end to facilitate cleaning and any maintenance or necessary repair, thick plastic fan blade and rubber feet for traction. You should be sure to clean as necessary, especially when you have it moving dust or things of that nature, and I had an old nylon bag that wasn’t being used to throw the tubing into, as well as a small leather belt that I got to run through the tubing and latch to make it easier to carry with the fan. Fan weighs 26.2 lbs carry weight total as I have it set up to travel, and depending on what I’m using it for, I usually keep a 13 gallon trash bag as well to put the vent tubing into until I can get home and rinse out any dust that may have accumulated inside.

it moves a fairly large amount of air for sure, but it is loud at nearly 80dB.