MIST Fan

Wattage/Power:
Indicates the power consumption, with values like 48 watts (portable) or 230 watts (standing). 
Voltage:
The electrical requirement, such as 12 Volts (DC) for battery-powered models or 110-240 Volts for AC-powered fans. 
Fan Size:
Ranging from 12-inch portable fans to larger 26-inch industrial or outdoor units. 
Water Tank Capacity:
Determines how long the fan can run before needing a refill, such as 42 liters for some standing models. 
Number of Speeds:
Controls the airflow, with options often including 3 or 4 speeds. 
Oscillation:
The degree of side-to-side movement, commonly 90 degrees, to distribute air over a wider area. 
Continuous Misting Time:
For models with built-in water tanks, this indicates the duration of misting on a single fill, such as 7 hours for some. 
Battery/Power Source:
Can be AC (corded electric), DC (battery powered), or hybrid models. 
Other Features
Remote Control: Allows for convenient operation without being near the fan. 
Height/Angle Adjustment: Offers flexibility for directing airflow. 
Indoor/Outdoor Use: Some fans are designed for residential spaces, while others are built to withstand outdoor conditions. 
Coverage/Cooling Distance: The distance the mist and air can reach, with some models specifying distances like 8 meters. 
Water Drop Proofing: A feature on industrial fans to protect the motor.