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READ MORE7020 seat ventilation fan features a high-efficiency centrifugal turbine design that quickly circulates air inside the seat, effectively solving the common discomfort of leather seats feeling hot and sticky during summer, and enhancing the overall driving comfort.
It operates on vehicle-grade DC 12V or 24V power, making it compatible with a wide range of cars. With an airflow of at least 25 CFM, it ensures constant air movement within the seat for a refreshing experience.
The fan speed can be smoothly adjusted from 3000 to 6000 RPM with three-speed control options, allowing users to find the perfect airflow setting. Controls include physical buttons, touchscreens, or integration with the original car air conditioning system for seamless operation.
Noise levels stay below 40 dB thanks to its ultra-quiet design, maintaining a peaceful cabin environment. With a strong air pressure of over 150 Pa, the fan can switch between intake and blowing modes to suit different ventilation needs.
Durability is guaranteed by dual ball bearings with a lifespan exceeding 30,000 hours. The housing is made from PA66 reinforced with 30% glass fiber, offering high-temperature resistance and flame retardance for safe, stable use.
An IP55 rating protects the fan against dust and water, ensuring reliable performance in various conditions. Installation is flexible, fitting either inside the seat back or cushion for a neat and unobtrusive setup.
The fan functions reliably in temperatures ranging from -30°C to 85°C, ready to withstand harsh weather and deliver consistent performance over time.
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