Equipment / Super Vac
This is one 16" smoke ejector platform offered across three battery ecosystems. The battery package changes runtime and model number, but the deployment footprint, output target, and smoke-ejection role stay consistent.
All three versions use the same 16" smoke ejector chassis, the same setback guidance, and the same published 6,700 CFM output. The real decision point is which battery ecosystem your department is already supporting on the apparatus.
Blade Size
16"
Published Output
6,700 CFM
Setback
14 ft
Motor
Totally Enclosed Variable-Speed DC
Battery alignment matters more than fan geometry
Because the smoke ejector itself stays constant, the selection process is really about matching the fan to the battery tools, chargers, and spare packs already riding with the crew.
Runtime is the main differentiator
DeWalt tops this set at 56 minutes with 15.0Ah packs, Milwaukee reaches 58 minutes with HD 12.0Ah packs, and Makita stretches to 52 minutes with 8.0Ah packs.
Deployment stays simple
All three models hold the same 38 lb carry weight, 25.5" x 18.875" x 9.75" footprint, and 14 ft setback target, which keeps training and storage predictable.
The smoke ejector is the same fan across all three versions, so this comparison stays focused on the battery-driven differences that actually affect field use.
Configuration
DeWalt FLEXVOLT
Milwaukee
Makita XGT
DeWalt FLEXVOLT
Milwaukee
Makita XGT
