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BougeRV has released the F02 model, a rechargeable fan for campers and caravans. It features a removable 72 Wh battery, LED display, and stepless adjustment. Regular price is 23,980 yen, promotional price is 9,980 yen.
BougeRV has introduced the F02 model, a rechargeable fan designed for use in RVs, campers, and caravans.
The device is equipped with a removable 72 Wh battery, providing up to 8 hours of operation on low speed. It delivers a maximum wind speed of 7.5 m/s and an airflow of 21.38 m³/h. The fan features stepless adjustment, LED lighting and an LED display, and a tilt angle of up to 210 degrees. It weighs 2.5 kg and measures 39.5×30.5×23.5 cm. It can be used as a tabletop or hanging fan. Charging is supported via USB-C, car cigarette lighter, and 220 V mains.
The regular price is 23,980 yen, with a promotional price of 9,980 yen.
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BougeRV introduced the F02 outdoor rechargeable fan for campervans and caravans. It features a detachable battery, max wind speed of 7.5 m/s, and airf...
BougeRV introduced the F02 outdoor rechargeable fan for campervans and caravans. It features a detachable battery, max wind speed of 7.5 m/s, and airflow of 21.38 m³/h. The fan offers stepless speed control, LED light, and 210-degree tilt. Regular price is ¥23,980, sale price ¥9,980.
BougeRV has introduced the F02, a rechargeable fan designed for use in motorhomes and camper vans. The device features an LED display, a 72 Wh battery...
BougeRV has introduced the F02, a rechargeable fan designed for use in motorhomes and camper vans. The device features an LED display, a 72 Wh battery (up to 8 hours on low speed), and supports charging via USB-C, 12V car socket, and AC power. Weighing 2.5 kg and measuring 39.5×30.5×23.5 cm, it can be used as a table or hanging fan.
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