is this a 120 volt fan and if so does it come with a cord?
808322
No, It's a 12 volt blower and only has two wires about 10 inches long for connection. It does move a lot of ait though.
808323
It does not...mine came with just two wires...+12VDC and Ground. It's also VERY loud. Not a 110/120VAC fan.
469606
No it does not. If your using 120 you can buy a gfic cord, if your using 240 it gets hard wired. We prefer you call us if you are unsure about anything rather than use trial and error.
1808303
Yes - it's 12 volts DC and really doesn't pull much more current than a computer fan.
986941
Does not include plug. Needs to have wires connected to fan per instructions.
21659
Yes, this fan has a pull cord for both the fan & the light. U can also wire it to a wall switch for both. It's a great fan!
2264105
Nope, two prongs; and you will have to use an extension cord since the cord doesn't come out of the base. (If you set the fan at it's maximum height there's only a couple feet of cord left at the bottom of the fan.)
1259138
It is 120 v. But it does not have a cord , it has three prongs mounted to the back.You can hook it to an extensioncord.
108527
It requires 120V 15 amp circuit. I installed 12 of these exhaust fan and I would say it is noisy. The sticker on it says that it is 2.5 sones so do not expect anything better.
891506
The fan is powered by plugging in usb cable into computer, or wall adapter. It does not work cordless. Mine was not very durable & broke the first day.
32301
According to the information on the unit itself, NO. It is listed at 120 volts 60htz. The power cord is designed for 120 only and is a magnetic type. Sorry.
64349
Well, I googled a picture of a 220V outlet, and it has 3 holes, whereas the plug on this fan is standard 2 prong, so I assume an adaptor would be necessary. Directions included with fan just state it's for use in a standard 120V AC, 60Hz outlet. They recommend against plugging it into any extension cords or surge protectors, to reduce risk of fire hazard. I'd suggest contacting their customer service dept directly at: producthelp@laskoproducts.com
221305
The other reviewer is correct. You purchased the wrong fan for your application. GOOD NEWS! You can buy another small fan, called a room-to-room fan with a 110/120v plug. There are many different types which are small and inexpensive. Check this out...it has an 11ft cord and only 5" square:Achla Designs Room-to-Room Minuteman Doorway Fan
1980422
Yes, both of mine came with a cord to recharge it. The first fan we wore out with 12 hours of daily use over several years. Also, the first fan came with an extra back-up battery. The second one that I purchased several years later did not so I saved the batteries from the first fan although I never needed the extra battery.
201157
Don't really know what your question is...but if you are asking about the electrical hookup- it is 12V DC so you need a circuit to wire to. The fan works great.
724856
The fan does plug straight into a 120 plug. It comes with a mounting bracket for screwing and mounting to wood. I had mine and it worked great for a couple months and now its making a loud screaming almost even noise that is unbearable. I've contacted Amazon and the sent me to the supplier. Well the supplier wasn't any help they sent an E-mail with a lot of numbers and Chinese writing. I can't get anyone to help me out and I won't even turn the fan on anymore it's way to loud, but it worked. The carbon filter was and still is working great! Hope I could be of some help.
108524
120 volt and it was installed exactly where the previous unit had been. It required a couple of adjustments in the installation to stop any vibration. You can hear the fan when it is on in either exhaust or heat mode.
941883
It is not but could be plugged into a thermostatically controlled outlet. For moving a lot of air, nothing beats this fan. I bought one for each floor of our house.