XPower P-230AT Multi Air Mover Utility Fan Dryer Blower with Timer for Restoration and Plumbing 3 Speeds With External Outlet Plug [Energy Class A++]

Needed a powerful fan for Zwift. I got the 230 version and boy is it powerful. In fact in these temps ( my setup is in the garage) I only need it on setting 2 out of 3 at the moment. 3 is in reserve for when the weather gets warmer. On 3 it will blow my towel straight off my handlebars if I’m not holding it, it’s that powerful, it’s like riding in a wind tunnel on 3, brilliant.I note that whilst using it I’m dry as a bone and can keep going longer and stronger compared to no fan when the sweat is literally dripping off me killing myself on Zwift.Team up with a Tapo plug socket (costs about £9) so you can turn the fan on from the bike when you start to warm up.Sound levels are not bad at all, but on 3 the wind is blasting around your ears.An absolutely brilliant fan for any sort of gym set up where you need to keep cool. You want powerful you got powerful with this bad boy.

Why did I not have this before light weight easy stored and does a great job

Holy cow this thing moves air! It's in a concentrated stream, so can push further than a traditional fan can. And the noise is less annoying than a traditional fan, as there as no large blades to create any chop in the air. Have just bought a second to replace a 18 inch floor fan, as it moves more air and faster, and can apparently be daisy chained or stacked to/with the first unit. We'll see if that's actually true soon enough

Perfect for drying out a wall after a leak and now use for cycling as a fan , powerful and seems robust

Tried the less powerful xpower P80, after reading a cyclist saying this was more than powerful enough, It was not.Indoor cycling set up is back door open and fan, which I switch on after 10 mins, on 1 and increase to 2. I have not used the final setting yet and provides the required cooling. Its well made, can using the feet around the casing to direct the fan onto body. I can reach down from bike to increase the power, I went for the slightly cheaper option which does not have a Bluetooth remote control, which would be great. You can add a Bluetooth plug and use phone to turn fan on, as an option. Noice level is fine, can hear the commentary on my training app.

Just about does enough. If you're wanting to leave this in the back of a van and use for commercial work, I'd think hard. It doesn't feel particularly skookum and the controls feel like a stiff breeze would break them (unfortunate given its purpose).But does it chooch? Yeah, just enough. I was hoping to blast my face and get inflated hamster cheeks. It falls short. It did kick up a tonne of dust in the garage and blast all my notes off the wall, so it ain't tea bag.It'll be fine for my use but it feels like it provides just enough value at around 70 quid to make it too much hassle to send back. I'd be delighted at £40, pretty chuffed at £50, feel like it was meh value at £60 and at £70ish... It'll do as I'm not planning on moving it and I honestly suspect it'll be used on mode 1 or 2 most of the time, with 3 being used when I want to see if I can increase my odds on the butterfly effect.

Bought for diy, cooling, dryingpros:1) moves lots of volume2) quiet for the volume of air it movescons:haven't found any yetI bought this to help dry walls and floors but it also does a brilliant job of moving air around a room for cooling. I do recommend

This fan is the best I've tried for cooling when racing on Zwift. High output is very similar to simulating outdoor riding at 30kph.