12V Suction Electric fans

At DDESIGN, you’ll find all types of electric fans for cars and motorcycles to meet your cooling needs. We offer 12-volt and 24-volt fans with reversible polarity, allowing you to mount the fan either in front of or behind your radiator. If you need a thin and compact electric fan, we have several slim models from brands such as Mishimoto and SPAL.

What is a puller electric fan?

A puller electric fan is a fan that is mounted behind the radiator. Since the fan blades are angled to create a pulling effect, these can be installed behind the radiator to draw air through the core. This is the most common mounting position for cooling fans, as components like intercoolers and A/C condensers are often mounted in front of the radiator. One important thing to consider when buying a puller fan is the depth of the electric motor. The fan itself may appear slim, but the motor hub in the center is the deepest part that you need to account for during installation.

What makes a good electric fan?

There are an incredible number of fans available on the market. Naturally, there are both good and bad ones, and it’s not always easy to tell the difference. The key factors are airflow and capacity, which can vary greatly depending on how the fan blades are designed, as well as the size and efficiency of the fan motor.
Fan airflow is measured in CFM - the higher the number, the better.

What does CFM mean for electric fans?

CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute and is a unit of measurement used to gauge a fan’s airflow. It represents the volume of air the fan can move each minute. The higher the CFM value, the more air the fan can circulate and the more efficiently it can cool your engine or vehicle cooling system. CFM is an important factor to consider when choosing an electric fan, as it helps you assess the fan’s capacity and how well it can handle the heat produced by your car.