UNSPSC 52141804: Domestic electric fan

A fan used at home which produces a breeze by revolving vanes installed on the motor of the fan.

UNSPSC 52141804 Domestic electric fan is a Commodity code with very limited recent activity tied directly to the code's scope. The recent state and local opportunities tagged under this code show a mismatch between the nominal product category and actual procurement work. One record—the Collier County Quick Quote for misting fans/coolers (QQ2026119, due May 8, 2026)—is tangentially related, seeking portable misting fan units with minimum 28,000 BtuH cooling capacity and 8,500 cfm airflow to support emergency shelters and disaster operations; however, the remaining tagged opportunities span janitorial supplies, law enforcement equipment, commercial kitchen exhaust fans, HVAC work, pipes and drapes for emergency response, and heat relief supplies—none of which fit the domestic electric fan category. The issuing bodies in the sample include a Florida county government (Hillsborough), an emergency management agency (Collier County, Florida), a Georgia county (Gwinnett), a Georgia city (College Park), a Texas county (Denton), and a state capital city (Phoenix). A Minnesota service cooperative (Sourcewell) also appears, managing a multi-state law enforcement equipment framework. This suggests activity spans county and city procurement offices as well as specialized cooperative purchasing vehicles, though concentration around any single jurisdiction or buyer type cannot be determined from the limited fan-specific activity.

Geographic spread is heavily concentrated in the Southeast and Southwest, with Florida (Collier and Hillsborough Counties), Georgia (Gwinnett County and College Park), Texas (Denton County), and Arizona (Phoenix) appearing in the recent records. The misting fan opportunity most directly aligned with the code—Collier County's QQ2026119 (due May 8, 2026) and an earlier identical Collier procurement (QQ2026096, noting a due-date error in the source of February 20, 2026)—suggests Collier County has recurring emergency-response fan procurement needs. A second fan-adjacent opportunity appears in Gwinnett County's Informal Written Quote for purchase and installation of ceiling fans and wall-mounted directional fans at a Department of Transportation facility (PE77023NONST2026000000578, due April 30, 2026, with mandatory site visit April 27, 2026). The code shows minimal recent opportunities with direct relevance to domestic electric fan procurement, and business development professionals should verify whether state and local purchasing offices are applying this code consistently or whether the bulk of fan procurement is tagged under HVAC, equipment, or other broader commodity classifications.