Select Home Depot Stores: RYOBI 40V Cordless Battery Topper Fan (Tool Only)

scottamus

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Says a bunch are available for delivery and then when I continue in delivery options it complains "The quantity requested is no longer available for Scheduled Delivery for some of these items."
What a pain. I don't even care about scheduled delivery. I'll take em next week. sheesh.

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darkfalcon7

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OOS for me

trtem

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trtem

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Worked for me in South Jersey area. Ordered the fan and the light for delivery tomorrow.

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buy a portable a/c for the summer, for $200

Jeff41

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Good deal on a fan IF you have the batteries already. The cheapest 2.0 AH battery for this is like $115.

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Quote from gonesquatchin

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Had this in my cart & almost pulled the trigger, but caught that it is for 40V batteries, I only have 18V batteries. The 18V version has 2 speeds, no charging port, much less CFM, & is $5 more. Think I'll hold off for a better price on that one.

The 40v has DOUBLE the "V", so naturally it's going to produce more "power" and CFM.

And the 40v battery will likely last a looooong time, vs an 18v.

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Quote from DCM67

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Thanks for the heads up on the 40V! I wonder if I would have caught that as I was about to begin to purchase.

The headline says "40V". Did you not realize that Ryobi has both 18v and 40v tools?

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Quote from fsx100

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The headline says "40V". Did you not realize that Ryobi has both 18v and 40v tools?

Sometimes when I jump into a deal, those "little" details get blurred.

Thank you for pointing out that my reading comprehension is not great. Do you feel better now ?

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Quote from fsx100

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The 40v has DOUBLE the "V", so naturally it's going to produce more "power" and CFM.

And the 40v battery will likely last a looooong time, vs an 18v.

I got this mainly for the USB-C and to test the 2 40V batteries that came with the clearance lawnmower I just bought... there have been reports of these 40V batteries failing quickly when in items that have been sitting on shelves for a year or two. The first one battery is still "testing", I started the fan on medium speed at 2PM CDT, so like 6.5 hrs ago for me, and it is STILL going... and the battery still shows full with 4 solid bars on the charge level tester built into the battery.

I normally don't screw with battery powered fans because they don't last very long, this is CRAZY. This works out to be a great solution for storm season when we lose power overnight... I don't have to pull out a full blown power station to run the fan so I don't sweat all night wth no AC and high humidity, It is small and noisy, but it moves enough air for that purpose, and looks it can run continuously for at least a day.

Harriet_Tubgirl

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Harriet_Tubgirl

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Grabbed the fan and light topper

lhan27ph

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Quote from Mike C

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I got this mainly for the USB-C and to test the 2 40V batteries that came with the clearance lawnmower I just bought... there have been reports of these 40V batteries failing quickly when in items that have been sitting on shelves for a year or two. The first one battery is still "testing", I started the fan on medium speed at 2PM CDT, so like 6.5 hrs ago for me, and it is STILL going... and the battery still shows full with 4 solid bars on the charge level tester built into the battery.

I normally don't screw with battery powered fans because they don't last very long, this is CRAZY. This works out to be a great solution for storm season when we lose power overnight... I don't have to pull out a full blown power station to run the fan so I don't sweat all night wth no AC and high humidity, It is small and noisy, but it moves enough air for that purpose, and looks it can run continuously for at least a day.

Might take you awhile to finish testing the run time but here's the max runtime from Home Depot.

BATTERY LOW MEDIUM HIGH
4Ah 66HRS 35HRS 15HRS
6Ah 80HRS 45HRS 23HRS
12Ah 166HRS 88HRS 46HRS

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Quote from TalentedLlama2331

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buy a portable a/c for the summer, for $200

Should I take the portable AC when I go camping? Or any other situation where I'm not next to an outlet

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Quote from lhan27ph

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Might take you awhile to finish testing the run time but here's the max runtime from Home Depot.

BATTERY LOW MEDIUM HIGH
4Ah 66HRS 35HRS 15HRS
6Ah 80HRS 45HRS 23HRS
12Ah 166HRS 88HRS 46HRS

Nice... I'll pair it with a spare 2ah battery for a portable golf cart fan this summer. Should run a full round of golf on high with no problem, and the 2ah battery shouldn't make it super heavy.

Last edited by mychaluva March 13, 2025 at 06:38 PM.

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Quote from mychaluva

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Nice... I'll pair it with a spare 2ah battery for an portable golf cart fan this summer. Should run a full round of golf on high with no problem, and the 2ah battery shouldn't make it super heavy.

Good idea. I've got a "spare" 2ah battery that I got with the 40V Power Washer I got on clearance, so can use that to make the combo ultra portable vs a 4/5ah battery.

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Anyone have any issues trying to REGISTER this item, or the 40v Light Topper, with Ryobi?

It's showing up on their Product Pages, but their registration system isnt accepting the model number(s). Weird.

Product Description:	Expand your RYOBI 40V System with the RYOBI 40V Battery Topper Fan. This fan delivers exceptional airflow with 260 CFM and 740 FPM, all while maintaining a compact size, making it convenient and portable for any occasion. The 3 speed settings and multi-directional pivoting head offers a customizable experience and allows airflow to be directed to where it's needed. Easily mount to materials with the 2-by metal hanging hook, providing versatility in any situation. With up to 166 hours of runtime on low speed using a 12Ah 40V battery, this fan provides extended runtime and reliable performance for a seamless, uninterrupted experience. The integrated USB-C port charges mobile devices, allowing convenient on-the-go power. Best of all, this fan is part of the RYOBI 40V System of over 85 Products that all work on the same battery platform. This 40V Battery Topper Fan is backed by the RYOBI 3-Year manufacturer's warranty. Battery and charger sold separately.
Product SKU:	332928824_332928824
UPC:	33287232420

Select Home Depot Stores: RYOBI 40V Cordless Battery Topper Fan (Tool Only)

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