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This Spal high-performance electric fan is designed for motorsport, high-performance road, and kit car applications. Its key benefit is providing powerful and reliable cooling, even in demanding conditions. A potential consideration is that mounting hardware and thermostat controls are sold separately. The fan offers durable construction, waterproof motors, and is engineered to a high standard for longevity.
| Model Part Number | VA32-A101-62S |
|---|---|
| Brand | Spal |
The motor used on all Spal fans listed is waterproof to IP68, meaning it is protected against dust ingress and immersion in water up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.
No, the Spal Radiator Fan is supplied as a fan and shroud only. Mounts and thermostat controls are available separately.
This specific model is for 12V operation. 24V versions are available; please contact customer support for details.
A 'pull' fan mounts on the engine side of the radiator and pulls air through, generally preferred when space allows as it doesn't obstruct natural airflow. A 'blow' fan mounts on the grille side and blows air through, useful when space is limited or a pull fan might obstruct airflow at speed. This model is a 'blow' type.
The motors are designed for long life, rated for up to 20,000 hours of operation under normal use.
Spal fans come with a 3-year guarantee.
Spal fans are fitted as original equipment to Caterham and Morgan cars and are also used by the M-Sport WRC team and Prodrive.
Check electrical connections to the fan, relay, and fuse. Verify the thermostat is functioning correctly and has reached its activation temperature. Ensure the fan is receiving 12V power.
Inspect fan blades and shroud for obstructions such as leaves, dirt, or debris. Clean the fan thoroughly. Check that the fan is securely mounted and not vibrating excessively.
This could indicate a faulty thermostat switch that is stuck in the 'on' position. Test the thermostat independently or replace it. Alternatively, check wiring for any short circuits that might be keeping the relay energized.
Ensure the fan is correctly wired with an appropriate relay and fuse to prevent voltage spikes. Verify the fan is not being subjected to excessive vibration or debris build-up, which can strain the motor. Confirm it is not being used in applications exceeding its intended duty cycle.
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