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 that captures portable cooling and ventilation equipment purchased by state and local governments for emergency response, facility operations, and event management. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying misting fans for disaster cooling shelters and responder areas, and standard ventilation fans for routine facility maintenance alongside broader HVAC system servicing. The code reflects actual procurement of discrete fan units rather than integrated HVAC systems, though the distinction blurs in practice when fans are bundled with boiler and chiller maintenance contracts or purchased as supplementary equipment within larger operational supply agreements.

Collier County, Florida issued a Quick Quote in April 2026 for two misting fan/coolers with specific technical requirements (25–30 inches wide, 28,000 BtuH minimum capacity, 80-gallon tank, wheels and locking mechanisms) funded through the Emergency Management Performance Grant Program, with an estimated budget of $16,000 for two units and a response deadline of May 8, 2026. Activity under the code is sparse in the recent record; the broader opportunity set shows county-level purchasing departments and municipal transit agencies (Charlotte's CATS facility RFP, Hillsborough County's janitorial and operational supplies ITB) as repeat issuing bodies across Florida and the Southeast, though no second recent domestic electric fan opportunity appears in the source. Cooperative purchasing vehicles such as Sourcewell RFPs for law enforcement equipment and consumable supplies demonstrate the infrastructure through which fan procurement can reach multi-state and multi-sector audiences, but the domestic electric fan code itself shows limited recent state and local solicitation volume.