Thermatic Fan Tag

Air Conditioning Condenser Unit All Gassed Up for the Summer - Is your Thermatic® Electric Fan up to it?

  When it comes to controlling Twin Electric Fans there are several options available. You could just wire the electric fans to run all the ti...

So how do I find out which Davies Craig Electric Thermatic® Fan suits my car?

Chevrolet’s small block V8 engines are known for their strength and durability. But like anything mechanical, Small Block Chev overheating issues can occur and it can sometimes be a matter of following a path from a to z to identify the cause of SBC overheating problems. The most easily recognised indicator? Keep an eye on the car’s temperature gauge.

Moving air across the vanes of a radiator, or heat exchanger, is crucial to keeping an engine as cool as possible. Vehicles come off the production line fitted with a belt driven fan, the belt being attached to pulleys which are attached to the engine.

With a tremendous social media following and impressive readership across the US, Classic Trucks Magazine have established themselves as one of the biggest publications within the automotive industry.

Fans attached to engines soon assisted in that but a clear need to improve upon that was recognized. It’s 1971 and a pair of Aussie engineers, Daryl Davies and Bill Craig, put their heads together and gave the world the electrically powered thermatic fan.

At Davies Craig we continue to push the boundaries when it comes to offering premium and economical products, and our new product is proof. The new 52mm round gauge fan and EWP Switch has been developed to complement what our innovative Digital Thermatic Fan Switch value-pack (#0444) offers, with different features and a facelift uniquely designed by the team here at Davies Craig.

Davies Craig is gearing up for the new year with preparations in full swing for Summernats 32! A long-time supporter of the event, we will once again make the drive up the Hume to attend Australia’s famous celebration of all thing’s horsepower.

Monash Motorsport has left Formula SAE Australasia with a pair of incredible results earlier this month, with their Combustion class racer finishing in 1st and their Electric class racer finishing in 2nd!