SHOCKWAVE™ Lineman's Sockets & Adapters.View All - Concrete Drilling and Chiselling.View All - Vacuums & Vacuum Accessories.Provides up to 17 hours of runtime on an RedLithium XC5.Powerful Airflow System: Circulates Air Over 40 Feet.If you live in an area where the temperature reached more than 80 degrees during any part of the year, you’ll be happy to have it on your side. If you’re already on the Milwaukee M18 platform, adding the Jobsite Fan will cost $79. It’s powerful for its size, adaptable, portable, and it can work all day long on a charge. It will keep you cool on the jobsite, in the workshop, or anywhere you’d like a fan. I definitely have appreciated the strong airflow in my hot garage. I’m pleased with the Milwaukee M18 Jobsite Fan. It’s a hot, humid Florida summer and the heat is relentless. That all sounds great, but what does that actually translate to? Milwaukee tells us to expect up to 17 hours of run time on low using one of their 5.0 amp hour battery packs. It’s capable of moving as much as 284 CFM of air to cool things down a bit.
On paper, the Milwaukee M18 Jobsite Fan circulates air over 40 feet using three speeds ranging from 1,370 to 2,350 RPM. I’d rather see Milwaukee keep the price point down and stick to charging radios. While this is a compelling idea, we’d have to get used to the idea of paying quite a bit more for that to be built into a tool that we really only use for part of the year. On the other hand, some users have been rather vocal about their desire for a charging fan. With an extension cord outlet, there’s no adapter to lose. It’s true you could plug the AC adapter into an extension cord but if you misplace the adapter, you can’t use AC power. Still, some have criticized Milwaukee for omitting an extension cord outlet that other manufacturers have included on less expensive fans, and I think that is a fair criticism. The fan is part of a suite of cordless tools, so I consider the AC option a bonus feature. It also hangs easily in the shop on our pegboard. Hanging Onįour keyholes and two hanging holes offer a variety of positions to temporarily hang the Milwaukee M18 Fan. You’ll also be able to direct the airflow by pivoting it around 120 degrees at 9 different stop points. I took the fan into my workshop and hung it up on the wall in about 10 seconds using a pair of drywall screws and tilted the fan cage toward the workbench with a much better attitude toward the work in front of me. In all honesty, I like Ridgid’s handle better, but integrating it into the housing leaves a much lower risk of being disabled or torn off. The Ridgid hybrid fan uses a flexible carry handle (all three companies are under the TTI umbrella). This is similar to the Ryobi Hybrid Fan, but fully on top of the housing. The top of the housing is formed into a carry handle. It retains the same design profile as the rest of the Milwaukee line – signature red with black trim, and white lettering with the tough body material. I found a stocky and sturdy fan standing about 14 inches high, 7 inches wide, and 10 inches long. I eagerly opened the box as I do with any new toy. Milwaukee M18 Jobsite Fan First Impressions Design
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