The vika electronic fan resolves the issues of excessive noise and severe vibration found in original equipment manufacturer (OEM) fans. It reduces wind noise by 20% while doubling durability.

How the Electric Fan Works:

After the vehicle starts, the cooling system begins to operate. When the coolant temperature reaches a preset threshold, the temperature switch automatically closes, causing the fan relay to engage and supply power to the fan motor, thereby starting the fan. Once the temperature drops, the switch opens, and the fan stops running.

Types of Electric Fans:

Electronic fans are classified by their operating mechanism into three types: brushless, brushed with a controller, and brushed.

Replacement Cycle: 

Electronic fans are high-load components. According to industry data, electronic fans typically enter a period of high failure rates after 8–10 years or 120,000–150,000 kilometers of operation.

Common Failure Symptoms:

Excessive noise from the fan motor.

Severe vibration during fan operation.

Dirty fan motor or rotor failure, triggering an engine overheating warning.

vika Electronic Fan:

Addressing common pain points in electric fans, vika has implemented a comprehensive upgrade. By focusing on three core dimensions—noise reduction, vibration control, and durability—we have developed an electric fan solution better suited for long-term vehicle use. This ensures efficient heat dissipation while doubling the product’s lifespan.

1. Noise Reduction Design

Employing rigorous noise-reduction design, we achieve a dual balance between temperature and air resistance, ensuring precise temperature regulation while reducing wind noise by 20%.

2. Motor Anti-Vibration Design

Utilizing fully automated production processes and composite riveting technology, the motor maintains rotor balance even during high-speed rotation.

3. High Durability

Equipped with an upgraded smart electronic module to ensure smooth motor startup. While addressing fan motor noise and vibration issues, durability is doubled.