Rechargeable fans for tents, RVs and outdoor days
A hanging tent fan with a remote and LED light, and a misting fan with a water tank and a 24000mAh battery. No cords, no generator, just a breeze where you need it.
The fans
A hanging tent fan for long nights, and a misting fan for the hottest afternoons.
A compact rechargeable fan built to hang from a tent loop or stand on a camp table. The 12000mAh battery runs it for 12 to 65 hours depending on speed, and a USB-A port lets it top up your phone. Three speeds, a timer and the LED light are all on the remote, so you can change settings without getting out of your sleeping bag.
When moving air is not enough, the misting fan adds a fine water spray from its 9 oz refillable tank. Continuous mist runs about 2.5 hours per fill and intermittent mist about 5 hours. The 24000mAh battery covers four speeds, from about 20 hours on Turbo to about 120 hours on Eco.
Less sweat, better sleep
The everyday problems of camping in warm weather, and how a Coolice fan deals with each one.
The problem
The tent turns stuffy the moment the sun hits it
Our fix
Hang the camping fan from the roof loop on its fold-out hook and keep air moving over the whole tent.
The problem
A small fan dies halfway through the night
Our fix
The camping fan runs 12 to 65 hours on a charge, and the misting fan up to about 120 hours on Eco.
The problem
Climbing out of the sleeping bag to change the speed
Our fix
The remote sets the speed, the light and a 1, 3 or 5 hour timer from where you lie.
The problem
Plain moving air feels warm on a hot afternoon
Our fix
The misting fan adds a fine spray from a 9 oz tank, continuous or intermittent.
Who we are
Coolice started with a group of outdoor enthusiasts who were tired of hot, airless tents. The brand focuses on one thing: outdoor fans that run on their own battery, so you get a breeze at the campsite, on the beach or in the backyard without looking for a socket.
The line-up is small on purpose. The camping fan is a compact 12000mAh unit with a fold-out hook, a head that turns 360 degrees, an LED light and a remote. The misting fan is the bigger sibling: a 24000mAh battery, four speeds and a 9 oz water tank for a cooling spray.
Both charge over USB-C and are made for real outdoor days: a night in the tent, an afternoon of fishing, a picnic, a power cut at home. Pick the one that fits how you camp.
Buyer guide
Three common situations, and the fan that suits each one.
The camping fan hangs from the tent roof on its hook, runs quietly and lasts through the night on low. The remote and the timer mean you set it once and fall asleep.
On a beach, at a picnic table or by the water, the misting fan adds a cooling spray to the airflow. Two mist modes let you choose between more cooling and a longer-lasting tank.
Both fans run on their own battery, and the camping fan's USB-A port can top up a phone. Handy in the car, in an RV or at home when the power goes out.
Our purpose
Coolice exists to take the stuffiness out of time outdoors. A hot tent or a still summer afternoon should not be the reason a trip ends early.
We keep our fans simple: a battery that lasts, controls you can reach from a sleeping bag, and a design that hangs, stands or sits wherever you set up.
Every Coolice fan is meant to come along on the next trip, and the one after that.
The difference
What makes these fans worth packing.
The camping fan runs 12 to 65 hours on its 12000mAh battery; the misting fan goes from about 20 hours on Turbo to about 120 hours on Eco.
The camping fan's remote changes speed and light and sets a 1, 3 or 5 hour timer, so it can switch itself off after you fall asleep.
A fold-out hook for the tent roof and a head that turns 360 degrees vertically and horizontally, so the air goes exactly where you want it.
The misting fan carries a 9 oz tank with two modes: continuous for about 2.5 hours or intermittent for about 5 hours per fill.
Both fans include a light, so the same device keeps the tent cool and lets you find your gear after dark.
Both charge over USB-C, and the camping fan has a 5V/2A USB-A output to top up a phone from its battery.
Why us
A focused outdoor-fan brand with two clear choices.
Coolice makes fans for camping and outdoor use, not a catalog of everything. That focus shows in hooks, timers and long battery life.
Two models, two jobs: the camping fan for nights in the tent, the misting fan for the hottest part of the day.
The camping fan is rated at 28 dB, so it can run next to you through the night.
The camping fan comes with its remote, a light kit and a 20 in USB-C cable. A wall charger is not included.
The camping fan measures just 3 × 6.1 × 7.1 inches, small enough for a backpack or glove box.
Every number on this page comes from the product specifications, not from guesswork.
From the campsite to the lake shore, take the breeze with you.
Check AvailabilityPeace of mind
Straightforward reasons to feel good about your choice.
Every order is completed through the official Coolice store, with the checkout and shipping process you already know.
Battery sizes, runtimes and tank volume are listed openly, so you know what you are getting.
Prices and availability are always shown live in the store, with no made-up discounts or countdowns.
If something is not right, the store's standard return policy applies to your order.
See it in action
Speeds, the hidden hook, the washable cover and the light, shown at a real campsite.
In their words
Common themes from people who take a Coolice fan camping.
Buyers often mention how long the camping fan keeps going on its lowest setting, often across more than one night.
Being able to change the speed or turn the fan off without moving comes up again and again.
Many are surprised how much airflow comes from such a small fan.
A smooth, quiet motor makes it easy to sleep with the fan running.
Compact size and the hook make it a favourite for car camping and RV trips.
It clips or hangs on all kinds of surfaces, from tent loops to table edges.
Good to know
Between 12 and 65 hours, depending on the speed. The longest runtime is on the lowest setting; the highest speed uses the battery fastest.
The 24000mAh battery gives about 20 hours on Turbo, 30 hours on High, 55 hours on Medium and 120 hours on Eco. One 9 oz tank of water lasts about 2.5 hours in continuous mist mode or about 5 hours in intermittent mode.
Yes. It has a built-in fold-out hook for a tent loop or a ceiling hook, and the head turns 360 degrees vertically and horizontally, so you can point the air down at your sleeping area.
Its rated noise level is 28 dB. With the remote you can also set a 1, 3 or 5 hour timer so it switches off on its own after you fall asleep.
The camping fan has a 5V/2A USB-A output that can top up a phone or other small device from its 12000mAh battery. It charges itself through a 5V/2A USB-C input.
Both fans charge over USB-C. The camping fan comes with a 20 in USB-C cable, but a wall charger is not included. The misting fan takes about 9 hours to charge from empty to full.
Choose the camping fan for nights in a tent, RV or car: it is small, hangs from a hook and has a remote and timer. Choose the misting fan for very hot days outdoors, when you want a water spray on top of the airflow and the longest battery life.
Moving air helps you feel cooler and keeps the air inside the tent from going stale. In humid weather the plain camping fan is the better choice inside the tent; save the mist for open-air spots like a beach or a picnic table.
