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Lontor Rechargeable Wall Fan - CTL-CF015R-16

by Lontor

₦90,000.00

Product ID:9016
Weight:0kg
Status:InStock
Brand:Lontor
Availability:In Stock

The LONTOR 16" Rechargeable Wall Fan (CTL-CF015R-16) is a space-saving cooling solution designed for the Nigerian environment. Unlike standing fans, this wall-mounted model frees up floor space while providing a consistent breeze during power outages thanks to its high-capacity rechargeable battery.

Key Features of the Lontor 16-Inch Wall Fan

  1. Dual Power Modes: Operates on both AC (mains) and DC (battery) power. It automatically switches to battery mode when the lights go out.
  2. 3-Speed Settings: Features a regulator to adjust wind speed between low, medium, and high, allowing you to balance comfort with battery duration.
  3. Remote Control: Comes with a handy remote, making it easy to adjust settings without needing to reach the fan on the wall.
  4. Timer Function: Includes a built-in timer (up to 7 hours) to help conserve battery life while you sleep.
  5. Charging Indicator: Equipped with an LED light to show charging status and a "power-on" indicator.
  6. Wide Angle Oscillation: Ensures air is distributed evenly across the room for better coverage.

Comparison: Mist Fan vs. Rechargeable Wall Fan

Choosing between a mist fan (like the Kenstar 18") and a rechargeable wall fan (like this Lontor) depends on your specific cooling needs and room layout.

Recommendation

  1. Choose the LONTOR Wall Fan if you have a smaller bedroom or office where floor space is limited. It is a set-and-forget solution that stays out of the way.
  2. Choose the Kenstar Mist Fan for large, open living areas. The misting feature is significantly more effective at combatting extreme afternoon heat than a standard fan.

Maintenance Tips for Rechargeable Fans

  1. Avoid Deep Discharge: Don't wait until the fan stops completely to charge it. Charging when the speed starts to drop helps extend the lead-acid battery life.
  2. Off-Season Care: If you don't use the fan for a long time (e.g., during rainy season), charge it at least once a month to keep the battery cells healthy.
  3. Safety First: Since this is a wall fan, ensure it is mounted securely with the provided brackets to prevent it from falling due to vibration on high speed.


Finding a replacement battery for your Lontor 16" Wall Fan (CTL-CF015R-16) is straightforward, as it uses a standard battery specification common in Nigeria.

Battery Specifications

The Lontor CTL-CF015R-16 typically requires two 6V 4.5Ah lead-acid batteries connected to provide power. Some users or retailers may also refer to a compatible 12V 5Ah or 12V 4.5Ah single battery depending on how the internal wiring is configured (though most Lontor wall fans of this size use the dual 6V setup).

Estimated Price of Replacement Batteries in Nigeria

The cost for these batteries varies depending on the brand and capacity:

  1. Lontor Original 6V 4.5Ah/5Ah Battery: ₦15,000 – ₦19,700 per unit. (Since the fan often uses two, a full set may cost roughly ₦30,000 – ₦39,400).
  2. Universal 12V 4.5Ah Battery (e.g., Qasa/Sonik): ₦12,000 – ₦17,000.
  3. Sunca 6V 4.5Ah Battery (2 Pieces Pack): ₦11,000 – ₦13,500.

Top Battery Options for Lontor Fans

Product NameBest ForKey Feature
Lontor 6V 5Ah Sealed BatteryOriginal replacementExact fit for Lontor charging circuits
Qasa 12V 4.5Ah BatteryLong durationHigh-capacity "pin type" reliable cell
Sunca 6V 4.5Ah (2-Pack)Budget-friendlyPerfect for fans requiring dual 6V batteries

Where to Buy

  1. Kara Nigeria: Often stocks original Lontor accessories and compatible power products.
  2. Local Markets: Major electronics markets like Alaba International or Computer Village in Lagos usually have these batteries in bulk at lower "negotiable" prices.

Important Installation Tip

Before buying, open the battery compartment of your fan to confirm if it uses two small 6V batteries or one large 12V battery. Most 16-inch Lontor wall fans use the 6V 4.5Ah x2 configuration. Replacing them with the wrong voltage will damage the fan's motor or charging board.