Looking to fit interior fans to sleeping area in van.
Tony Bev said
01:11 AM Nov 20, 2018
Welcome to the forum, Sivad
I purchased an el-cheapo 12VDC Oscillating Fan with Clamp from EBay for less than $10
It is noisy, and pulls about half an amp
I then purchased, what looked like a clone of this fan, from Jaycar, for about $20
It is just as noisy, and also pulls about half an amp
I then purchased (but have not used it in the hot weather yet), a Sirocco-Caframo 12VDC fan from EBay for around $140
This fan does not oscillate, but can be set 360º, and it has three speeds, plus a timer so that it can switch itself off
On the highest speed, it has about the same puff, as the above cheaper fans, but is much, much quieter, and pulls a quarter of an amp
If you do a search for Sirocco fans in the search box, (toppish middleish of the page) there are plenty who recommend them
I will not recommend them, until I have used it in the hot weather
Hope that this info is useful to you
Aus-Kiwi said
03:51 AM Nov 20, 2018
Fitted 12v fan in roof vent . Great.. its above our bed . Wired via light ,has its own speed switch etc . Pulls nice cool fresh air in at night . Mounted side ways . A wire mesh keeps the bugs out .
Sivad said
11:57 AM Nov 20, 2018
Thanks for the comments check out fan page good comments.
WE purchase 3 of this type of van and wired them up coming off the ceiling lights
Also purchased a Sirooco type van.
You will amazed as to how effective the above are.
Jay&Dee
Possum3 said
09:28 AM Feb 1, 2019
We purchased one of the Coleman 12v, 240v, rechargeable battery, Box Fan with LED light - absolutely best/quietest mover of air for caravan. www.snowys.com.au/rechargeable-fan-with-led-8
jules47 said
05:49 PM May 21, 2019
Have had Sirroco fans (4) two near sitti g-eating area, and 2 near bed. One of the near bed can be turned to kitchen when cooking. Worth every penny. Hihgly recommend!
Looking to fit interior fans to sleeping area in van.
I purchased an el-cheapo 12VDC Oscillating Fan with Clamp from EBay for less than $10
It is noisy, and pulls about half an amp
I then purchased, what looked like a clone of this fan, from Jaycar, for about $20
It is just as noisy, and also pulls about half an amp
I then purchased (but have not used it in the hot weather yet), a Sirocco-Caframo 12VDC fan from EBay for around $140
This fan does not oscillate, but can be set 360º, and it has three speeds, plus a timer so that it can switch itself off
On the highest speed, it has about the same puff, as the above cheaper fans, but is much, much quieter, and pulls a quarter of an amp
If you do a search for Sirocco fans in the search box, (toppish middleish of the page) there are plenty who recommend them
I will not recommend them, until I have used it in the hot weather
Hope that this info is useful to you
Thanks for the comments check out fan page good comments.
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1GGRV_enAU751AU751&ei=ZJNSXJb7C82_rQGUpbHABA&q=12+volts+ceiling+vans+ebay&oq=12+volts+ceiling+vans+ebay&gs_l=psy-ab.12...7410.18531..20563...1.0..0.495.3133.2-6j3j1......0....1..gws-wiz.......0i71j0i8i13i30.v065bYgLTC8
WE purchase 3 of this type of van and wired them up coming off the ceiling lights
Also purchased a Sirooco type van.
You will amazed as to how effective the above are.
Jay&Dee