Big Ass Fans’ Torrent portable misting fan is designed for commercial outdoor spaces, industrial warehouses and more. It is 30 in. in diameter and has a 35-gallon tank with minimum 48-hour runtime. It is designed to cool an area of up to 2,725 square feet.

Makita Tools’ CF001GZ 40V max 91/4-in. fan has high, medium and low settings and an and oscillation selector for optimal air velocity and control. It automatically oscillates 45-degrees right and left, and it manually tilts 90 degrees up and 45 degrees down for redirection of airflow. It provides up to 19 hours of continuous run time on low and 11 hours on high.

Makita’s ADCF201Z 18V Outdoor Adventure fan is designed to be used outdoors. It has two speed settings for air velocity control and protective bumpers. There is a three-stage automatic timer with 1-, 2- and 4-hour power-off selection. It can run up to 5½ hours.

Ridgid’s R860721 18V job site fan can be used with a battery or extension cord. It has an integrated extension cord slot so it can be tucked flat under the unit while plugged in. It offers 10 different mounting options. It has a decibel level of less than 50.

Hilti’s KCF 4-22 cordless job site fan has a top handle for easy transport and mounting hooks to hang the fan. It is fully adjustable to bring air circulation wherever users need it, with an adjustable head and variable speed control. It pairs with the Nuron battery platform.

Makita’s CF003GZ fan automatically oscillates at 60, 90 and 120 degrees right and left. It manually tilts 90 degrees up and 45 degrees down for airflow redirection. There is a three-stage automatic timer with 1-, 2- and 4-hour power-off selection. It offers up to 3½ hours of continuous runtime with oscillation in max speed.

Big Ass Fans’ Airgo is an 8-ft. mobile fan designed for large spaces such as sporting events, warehouses and more. It can be used indoors and outdoors and has a washdown-ready construction for cleaning. The locking swivel casters allow for maneuverability.

Klein Tools’ PJSFM2 rechargeable 13-in. clamp fan runs up to 5 hours on high and 12 hours on low. A magnetic base, clip and hang hole allow it to be placed anywhere. There is a 360-degree pan and rotation for airflow.