Portable Neck Fan

Security :

Do not insert fingers or foreign objects into fan vents or blades.

Use only the supplied or compatible charging cable to avoid damage to the fan or safety risks.

Correct use:

Do not use the fan in the rain or in very humid environments to avoid electrical damage.

Avoid leaving the fan running for long periods of time unattended.

Storage :

Store the fan in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Avoid leaving the fan in extremely hot or cold environments to prolong battery life.

Children :

Keep the fan out of reach of unsupervised young children to avoid the risk of injury or accident.

Make sure children understand how to use the fan safely before giving it to them.

Fan loading:

Before first use, make sure the fan is fully charged.

Connect the USB charging cable to a compatible USB port or power adapter.

Charge the fan until the battery indicator shows it is fully charged.

Set up :

Place the fan around your neck, adjusting the position for optimal comfort.

Make sure the vents are pointing upwards for direct airflow to your face and neck.

Using the fan:

Press the power button to turn on the fan.

Use the control buttons to adjust the fan speed to suit your needs. Most models offer multiple speeds for personalized comfort.

You can adjust the direction of the fan heads to target specific areas.

Maintenance and cleaning:

Turn off the fan and unplug it before cleaning.

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the exterior surfaces of the fan.

To clean the blades or vents, use a small brush or slightly damp cloth if necessary. Make sure all parts are completely dry before turning the fan back on.