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What is the CFM rating of the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan?
The CFM rating of the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan is 500 CFM at maximum speed, per IEC 60879.
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Can I plug the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan into the wall for unlimited runtime?
Yes, with a user supplied extension cord, you can plug the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan into the wall for continuous operation.
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Does the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan charge work as a charger?
No the DEWALT DCE511 does not act as a charger.
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What kind of certifications does the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan have?
The DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan is UL Listed and tested to IP54.
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What mounting options are available for the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan besides freestanding?
The DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan has built in integrated dual tripod mounts (¼” #20 and ⅝” #16), extendable metal hang hooks and keyhole screw mounts are all options for mounting.
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Does the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan have a brushed or brushless motor?
The motor on the DEWALT DCE511 jobsite fan is brushed.
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Can the DG6000 and the DG7000 run both 120v and the 240v at the same time?
You can use the dual voltage units on both voltages at the same time. It splits the available amps and watts to both voltages. VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH This switch allows the generator to operate in...
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What wattage generator would you recommend using with the DEWALT Hand Carry Air Compressors?
We recommend using no less than a 5000-watt generator with any of our hand carry electric compressors.
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Can a remote starter be used on the DG6000E or DG7000E Generators?
Yes, as these units have a 12v starting system like that of an automobile, there is no reason that a remote starter could not be attached to either the DG6000E or DG7000E generators. We do not...
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Can I use a more Eco-friendly gas, like E85, in a DEWALT Engine?
DEWALT recommends using gasoline with up to 5% alcohol. Using gasoline with a higher alcohol mixture can damage the engine and the carburetor.