18
May
There are a lot of different types of equipment that probably pop into your head when I say “camping equipment”. You might immediately think of tents for instance, or sleeping bags, or the always reliable portable heater for those chilly nights, but there is also another device that is just about as important as the heater, and that is the portable fan.
A great thing about getting a portable cooling system for camping is that it has so many different applications that you could reliably use in a variety of different situations. Most of these cooling systems are basically small portable fans that can easily be taken just about anywhere with you with the help of the carry handle that most of them have. They can also fit just about anywhere if they come with retractable legs that allow them to take up even less space, although the space one of those would take up even without that addition is already minimal.
But, while most of portable cooling system for camping types can be a perfect addition to both your home as well as your office, they really shine when it comes to how useful they can be during your camping trips. Despite their diminutive size, these fans actually have great airflow and have more than one speed which is easily capable of achieving what you consider the ideally cool temperature. Most also come with built in LED lights for those dark summer nights and produce so little noise that it is hardly noticeable, which makes them great for camping.
However, while they have many good perks that make them great for indoor and outdoor use, there are a few that are just perfect for the great outdoors in particular. For one, they are compatible with both AC and DC outlets, meaning that they can be connected to a longer home cord as they can to a car power adapter and still be useable. But, more importantly, they come with internal rechargeable batteries that allow them to be used independently of a power socket, which is pretty hard to find in nature anyway. And if that wasn’t enough, you also have the option of getting yourself a fan with either a built in radio or a USB cable port, if you want a little bit of music on your trip, which in my opinion, always makes every adventure that much better.
