Description

Ensure optimal cooling for your engine with the Mastodon 16-inch Electric Fan, featuring an efficient 80W motor and a curved blade design. The larger 16-inch diameter moves a significant volume of air to effectively cool radiators, oil coolers, and transmission coolers in a wide range of automotive applications. The curved blade design is engineered for high airflow while minimizing noise. This reliable Mastodon fan helps prevent overheating, maintaining peak engine performance, especially in demanding conditions.

Key Features:

• 16-Inch Diameter: Larger size for maximum airflow and cooling capacity.
• 80W Motor: Provides efficient and reliable cooling power without excessive current draw.
• Curved Blade Design: Engineered for optimal airflow and reduced noise levels.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for cooling radiators, oil coolers, and transmission coolers.
• Prevents Engine Overheating: Crucial for maintaining optimal engine temperatures and performance.
• Durable Construction: Built with quality materials to withstand the rigors of automotive use.

Specifications:

Diameter: 16 Inches
Motor Power: 80 Watts
Blade Type: Curved
Type: Electric Fan
Brand: Mastodon

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the CFM (cubic feet per minute) rating of this fan?
   The CFM rating indicates the volume of air the fan can move. ¹ Please refer to the full product specifications or contact us for the exact CFM rating of this 80W, 16-inch curved blade fan.
2. Is this a pusher or puller fan?

   Electric fans can be configured as either pushers (mounted in front of the radiator pushing air through) or pullers (mounted behind the radiator pulling air through). Check the product details to confirm its intended mounting configuration or if it’s reversible.

3. Does it come with mounting hardware?
   Mounting hardware (brackets, ties, etc.) may or may not be included. Please check the product specifics or related items for mounting options.
4. What is the amp draw of this fan?
   To determine the approximate amp draw, use the formula: Amps = Watts / Volts. Assuming a standard 12V automotive system, the amp draw would be around 80W / 12V = 6.67 amps. Always consult the manufacturer’s specifications for the most accurate rating.
5. Can this fan be used with a fan controller?
   Yes, using a fan controller allows you to regulate the fan’s operation based on temperature, improving efficiency and reducing noise when maximum cooling isn’t needed. Ensure the controller is rated for the fan’s amp draw.