Makita 18V Cordless Fan Cooled Jacket Review DFJ201Z
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
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The 18V LXT cordless fan jacket has a power source that accepts Makita 18V LXT and 18V compact Lithium-Ion batteries that powers air circulation inside the jacket for up to 12 hours of run time on the high setting when using a 5.0 Ah battery (BL1850 sold separately). You can also keep your portable electronic devices charged-up with the convenient on-board USB power port. The fan jacket has three air flow modes plus turbo mode so you can adjust the air flow to the work conditions.
My neighbors would think I was crazy if they saw me mowing my lawn wearing that jacket in 95 degree weather.
@Yasharahla Guidance one thousand and ten degrees?! Holy shit I feel sorry for you man.
I'm really hoping you weren't serious with that dumb comment. Are you really worried about your neighbors? Feel sorry for you if you really are. Obviously what what difference would it make if you're comfortable and if they know you don't you think they might ask you about that and you would tell them that's why your comment seemed so stupid and I don't believe that you are that stupid only you know the answer to that. I'll give you a chance to redeem yourself by saying you're only kidding and hopefully you really were. Really dumb comment unnecessary to even mention in this context
It must be pretty hot where you are that's all most the temperature of Venus so I don't get how you are still alive I mean 95 degrees is as hot as planet venue
@Yasharahla Guidance bull shit thats hotter that planet venue right
Roy Taylor No shit, it’s ether a joke or typo
at work it so hot in the factory, sometimes I put the air hose in my pocket works great
Inside of a tank it gets extremely hot so we would turn on the NBC system and shove the hoses in our pants.
That would be nice for motorcycling here in the Philippines.
And It would be great if it could be plugged in a USB socket.
Riding motorcycles in Florida.
Should review in sunlight
This thing would be great working up in attics.
I am considering getting one of those for bike riding
Cool product! Was considering this until I remembered that all of the hot, stale air areas of the plant I work in are 2G dust explosion hazard areas. No electronics allowed
In Australia i put up with 45c .
Dry heat central Queensland. Im desperate for any idea that really works
It’s worth
Man, we come in January to VIC from The Netherlands to maintain/rebuild heating systems in a greenhouse. There is no wind and there is about 15-20 degrees hotter than outside. I've got a heatstroke once in Germany in the greenhouse while outside temperature was 37C(inside 65). Wondering what it is going to be in AU. Have any tips?
@@PerpetualVoyager hi. I'm a plumber/ amateur greenhouse experimentor. January is hottest time in Victoria. Normally mid 30 degrees upto 40 in heatwave . I am Located 2 hours North of Brisbane. My problem is also humidity. Vic is dry temperate air. I will tell you my experiment( not quite completed and working),and you can laugh. I have a 22000 ltr water tank lower than the greenhouse. I have constructed a 150 diameter U PVC Pipeline in a coil to act as a heatexchange in the bottom of the tank. I have a 200 diameter electric fan connected above the tank which forces the air through the conduit And back up into the greenhouse. I also have a double layer of heat resistance specialised greenhouse Upvc cover sheet. This blows up like an air matress creating an insulation barrier that's translucent. ( I bought this from a NZ greenhouse maker.) It works as good as an air-conditioner. And condenses the air into a water collection well that I pump out .
Try it outside in the heat. There’s no point in trying it inside the cold a/c
you right black brings- in the heat, believed or not, in south Florida security companies wear black on black with level 3 vest. how ever they seems to watch to many movies to be considered of their employees. ( gotta look tacticool!)
Riding motorcycles in the summer
I work in a very dusty environment. Is there a filter on the fan? last thing i need is to get fiberglass dust inside the jacket
It does not have a filter.
Maybe if you can you should avoid working in a Dusty environment with fiberglass? You think? I know times are tough and maybe you got to take what you can get but are you exploring Alternatives and try to adjust your life for your help? I don't think anyone's going to rush in and solve your problems automatically would having filters ready for you when you would think you need them you got to shape your own life buddy
@@Iambriangregory If you're insulating an attic in the sumner, it can get over 125F. Some people do that for a living (I used to)
I was wondering does it keep you cool in 92⁰F?
Is there an air conditioned version with air compressors and temperature settings? Something that actively cools the air instead of just moving it about?
There's nothing that cools the air or temperature settings. There's a fan that pushes ambient air through the jacket. Free shipping on this item to the continental U.S.
I might just make an order. What size was he wearing? I'm a pretty slim guy, and I imagine the fans would work more efficiently in a smaller size (air has a tighter space to flow through, thus increasing its speed and wicking capabilities).
He's wearing a medium in the video.
an air conditioner drains 800 watts of power. at 18 volts, that's at least 45 amps. a thermoelectric cooler would still require 18 volts at 4 amps and that won't even cool you. it'll just generate heat on the other side, something you dont want .
@@Lee90000 there are little a/c compressors that work on 12-24v and are BLDC motors Adam Savage build a cooling jacket
They need to make a better battery pack that’s not to heavy to have working in an attic .
We have Makita 18V batteries down to 2.0Ah in size, which are very compact and lightweight (0.85 lbs).
www.toolnut.com/power-tools/cordless-tools/batteries-chargers/batteries.html?manufacturer=Makita&tn_battery_voltage=18+V
The compact 18v batteries will work as well, you just won't get nearly as long of runtime.
Get a lower amp hour battery then ya dumdum
Is it brushless?
No.
Stupid why
Yippee saying it works, but right now you're in Ann air conditioned room.
I live in Houston and I commute. I’m getting this lmmfao
Sleeve Less Jacket
Operating Time: 3hr
Volt: 9v
is it explosion proof ? I work in a paintshop and i'm thinking about wearing it under my tyvek coverall.... What do you guys think?
No chance of Sparks more than any other electric fan or lithium battery. Don't push it too far and keep it in tact. Should be safe for flammable environments.
Won't work, Tyvek will chock the fan off.
Is an explosion proof? Maybe you should start planning to get into a safe environment where you don't have to worry about explosions and fumes in your lungs I know you have to make a living I know times are tough but in the long run do you want to have the life of a coal miner what your lungs and everything else start investigating changes in work environment if you got to be worried about explosions you think? Hope things work out for you but sometimes you got to make your own moves and not wait for life to solve your problems
@@Iambriangregory You know people generally wear masks when working with chemicals, right? And in a ventilated area (unlike a mine) stuff like that won't affect you that much. That doesn't mean it's not flammable, or that it's not harmful in higher concentrations (or if blown onto your face), but it's usually fine if you're doing it for a few hours in a ventilated area.
@@salzulli6290 thanks for the feedback I don't know how germane it is because the bottom line is you only get one life and "usually fine" is not something that a person that values their life would want to bet on if he has alternatives I hope you get my point
So if i work with angle grinder, jacket 100% Flammable
Can you put high viz on it, for safety crazed UK?
Check Makita's website. They make a high viz version.
maticuno beat me to it
Will it work for 120 degrees
Hi guys！Please review “Hitachi heating coat”
I work outside in 114 degrees in AZ would this jacket really do me justice?
It can problly help baking u to med rare
@@roytaylor5618 I've seen 125F in an attic I was working in. It's a bitch, but not impossible
@@salzulli6290 noice
Your best option is to use a bucket hat, neck fan, and a misting gadget. Loads of suncreen if you’re out in the sun
I wear an extra large normally I'm a roofer in Florida should I buy extra large jacket how does it compare to your normal jacket size?
Harold, the sizing runs true to what you'd normally wear. You can check out the sizing chart on our website for detailed measurements for the various sizes. Just scroll down the page a bit to find the sizing chart. www.toolnut.com/makita-dfj201z-18v-cordless-fan-jacket-jacket-only.html
I'm curious brother did you end up buying one? How does it work? I don't see how a jacket can keep you cool I understand it has a fan constantly circulating air but I still feel like it would be trapping heat let me know please I'm curious.
@brandonlaragirl hey bro. I'm a roofer and if I stick the makita blower up my shorts on a hot day it is magic. I'm guessing this is the same. Thinking about buying for this summer
Q this need water to work cool your body. Is there anything that don’t need water or ice?
One could think of using a Peltier cooler, but it would most likely use far more power.
Battery is a brick, get the tiny battery Makita makes lasts 9 hours, no way I'm carrying that battery around. I'm a framer in Japan, yeah that's hot.
Problem is its only fan cooled . I need refrigerated air
Problem is a lot of people need and or want refrigerator air maybe you should live in North Dakota or Canada or Alaska if you want refrigerated air. I know it was impossible to make those moves in this time but maybe to explore if it's possible if you need refrigerated air oh brother
@@Iambriangregory Your a fucking idiot
You must live in az to
@@johnwayne8178 your too cool for me I live in oz
Price tho?
What is weight of battery?
Still not telling us if it’s only a fan of any cooling pettier a/c ,wtf wouldn’t u mention it ?
It's only a fan. There's not method for actually cooling the air. The air is simply circulated for a cooling effect.
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makita matt must have kicked them in the toolnuts
I miss Matt! He was a great rep
Does this have temperature control or does it just move air?
It cannot be programmed to a specific temperature. It has several levels for the fan, which moves air to reduce temperature.
The Tool Nut ok so basically multi speed fan, I wonder if this would help in a 120 degree attic
That's one of the exact applications that Makita suggests for this jacket, in an attic.
The Tool Nut I may try it out, hopefully since the air is already super hot, it won't create a convection oven effect, haha
Makita presents, the fully ventilated fart jacket. If you fart the battery charges .00008% jk this thing is pretty cool though ngl
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Pool techs
Looks a tit tho!!
I dont think this is good for fashion because that bulky fan at the back of the jacket is distracting and just looks ugly
Mr Jedite when you're sweating your nuts off, daily for a career..... you dgaf about fashion or others opinions.
i personally tempted by its function and practicality instead of mere fashion
It's more of an industrial piece of PPE
Look around the jobsite! Everyone there is "bulky" and "looks ugly" anyways.
not very fashionable, but when outside in 40 degree Aussie heat and every bloke is sweating there ass off working hard and your there sitting pretty it becomes a conversation piece