“Is this fan electrical or battery operated?”

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• You'll need to plug it in a wall outlet, power bank or whatever electricity source you plan on using.

  Answered by Post 5 years ago

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  Answered by Movie 1 year ago

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• Thia fan is a plug in. Although the fan ns small the cord is long enough to be suitable to reach most outlets from where it sits.

  Answered by TinaB 2 years ago

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  Answered by Paul 3 years ago

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  Answered by HPallinone 3 years ago

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  Answered by bambam68 3 years ago

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• 120 volt ac.

  Answered by 5stars 4 years ago

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• It’s electrical

  Answered by LakerMom 4 years ago

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  Answered by SetsunaLocke 5 years ago

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• This fan is electrical.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 5 years ago

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