Fan Motor

Radiator fan motors are the motors used in vehicle cooling systems. These motors help cool the vehicle's engine and other critical components by rotating the radiator fan.

1. Power (watts or amps): The power of radiator fan motors determines the operating power of the motor and the speed at which the fan rotates. It is usually expressed in watts or can be specified in amps.

2. Voltage: Since cooling fan motors are usually integrated into the vehicle's electrical system, they operate at a specific voltage. In particular, models suitable for 12V systems are common.

3. Speed (RPM - revolutions per minute): The rotational speed of the fan motor affects the cooling capacity of the fan. This is usually measured in revolutions per minute (RPM).

4. Electrical Type: Radiator fan motors are usually direct current (DC) motors because vehicle electrical systems typically use direct current (DC).

5. Thermal protection: Some radiator fan motors may have thermal protections to protect the motor in case of overheating.

6. Ease of Installation: It is important that radiator fan motors are easy to install on the radiator fan. You should follow the manufacturer's installation instructions.

7. Durability and Material: The durability of the motor usually depends on the material used and the quality of manufacturing. The material may be metal or durable plastic.

8. Noise Level: The noise level produced by the motor during operation is important. Low noise level can improve driver and passenger comfort.

9. Water and Dust Resistance: Radiator fan motors must be water and dust resistant because they are typically located in the engine compartment and may be exposed to the elements.

10. Compatibility and Brand/Mobile Compatibility: It is important that the fan motor is compatible with the make and model of the vehicle. It may also need to be a product recommended by a specific mobile manufacturer or brand.