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Looking for a high-quality yet affordable solar fan? The 16 Inch Solar Stand Fan with Solar Panel offers a perfect blend of functionality and eco-friendliness.

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Product Features

The 16 Inch Solar Stand Fan comes with numerous specifications that make it efficient and versatile.

Technical Specifications

• Model: HXY-916
• Operation: AC/DC Operated
• Power: 22W
• Solar Panel: 10W 9V
• Voltage: 110-240V 50/60Hz
• DC Input: DC 9V
• USB Output: USB 5V for mobile phone
• Fan Speed: 9 gears
• Battery: 6V4.5Ah Lead-acid Battery
• LED Night Light: SMD Night Light
• LED Bulbs: 2PCS
• Working Time: 2.5-5 Hours
• Charging Time: 10-12 Hours
• Material: ABS+PP
• Product Size: 43*130*38 cm
• Packing Size: 57.5 * 13 * 54.5 cm
• Weight: 4.5 KG

Global Reach

This Solar Stand Fan is popular in numerous countries including Senegal, Sierra Leone, Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, Cameroon, and South Africa.

After-Sales Service

We offer comprehensive after-sales services to ensure that your solar system functions optimally:

• Installation Guidance: Remote or on-site assistance to help with correct installation.
• Maintenance and Troubleshooting: Swift technical support for any issues encountered.
• Remote Monitoring: Real-time performance monitoring to preempt any potential issues.
• After-Sales Training: User training for operation and maintenance of the solar system.
• Parts Supply: Availability of replacement parts and system capacity expansion support.
• Consultation and Support: Ongoing consultation and support services to ensure smooth operation.

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Hi everyone. Thanks in advance for helping a newbie! I'm trying to get a fan hooked up in my greenhouse. I got a 12V radiator fan, specs say it has a 6.6amp draw. I have a 150W/20A solar panel installed. Here’s a summary of my trials:

• Panel ➜ charge controller ➜ battery ➜ thermostat ➜ fan = works but drains battery
• Panel ➜ voltage regulator ➜ fan = fan clicks, doesn’t start
• Panel ➜ thermostat ➜ fan = fan clicks, doesn’t start

Detailed Description:

I tried hooking the panel up to a voltage regulator to keep voltages around 14V. However, when connected, the fan just clicks like it's trying to start but won't. Turning up the amperage to max and the voltage above 16V on the regulator yielded the same result. Therefore, I hooked up a charge controller and old car battery to control the fan, which works great but drains my battery in half a day. This is not an ideal solution.

The fan is wired through a thermostat so it only runs over 85℉, intending to save the battery. However, it still needs to run for 7+ hours/day, which drains the battery to 9V before the end of the day.

I'm curious if anyone knows why the fan might be clicking but not starting when going directly to the panel through the thermostat, with or without the voltage regulator. If connected directly to the panel, the fan works but not as strongly as when going through the battery.

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