SEEKR Sirocco II™ Fan from by Caframo. 12V/24V Auto-Sensing DC, Omnidirectional Low-Power Draw Fan for Boats and RVs. Hardwire Installation Required. Made in Canada. White.

I bought this a little over a year ago for my bus RV conversion. I'm just now relocating it to a different area. I had this mounted on the front dash board. While driving it was great, while parked it kept air moving down the center isle of the bus. This thing is very quiet, 3 speeds, timer function, so it will shut off 12,8,6 hrs later, see the details. One thing is I had a switch on my console for this fan. Because of it's fancy controls, you still had to turn it on at the fan. So once powered up via the switch on the console, you then reach over and turn it on whatever setting. This is best used for constant power, using the momentary switches that control it. Also best mounted on a wall. Unit has a back plate that installs first, then the fan base has a slide lock to finish the installation so you don't see the screws. Very smart unit. Most importantly it moves air, you can feel it 10 feet away or further. Hopefully this helps someone else. Highly recommend, but details of functionality be even more helpful.

Top quality, quiet, moves a lot of air

Excellent, they are very silent, and use less power!

Very nice. Great functionality and quiet. The 3 speed selection and timer is perfect. The gimbal rotates adequately to reach anywhere we need. The only drawback to this fan is it needs a quick disconnect to remove it for cleaning. I installed my own two pin molex connectors so I didn't have to open up the base and disconnect the wires each time I wanted to clean the fans. That said, once the wires are disconnected you remove the two mounting screws, slide the base horizontally to remove the fan from the mount, then you can easily release the clips holding the grille on and pull up firmly on the fan blade to remove it from the shaft. If they begin including quick release style harnesses this would be a 5 star product. It really deserves 4.8 right now.

For years I had Hella fans on my sailboat. Recently I bought a replacement and for the first time I saw that they are now made in China. Guess what? The motor was bad and the fan was useless…that is why I gave this Caframo fan a shot. Side by side there is no comparison with Hella…This Caframo fan is bigger, moves WAY more air, practically silent, easier to clean and the installation was a lot nicer because the wires go through the base instead of being attached to the fan. I just ordered a second one and will slowly replace all my Hella fans with these….totally…no comparison.

Simple to install and very effective.

The worst install kit I've ever used!! First: I doesn't include all hardware you'll need( #6 fasteners not included). So when your ready to install you'll need a trip to the hardware store... Secondly: It relies on double stick tape to support the weight of the fan which FAILS quickly in hot or cold. Thirdly: The thickness of the double side tape allows the nuts in the base plate to slip out during install, Good luck finding them if they fall out! Finally: I had to use flat head self tapping wood screws in place of the 6 (NOT PROVIDED #6 screws) just to support the weight of the fan. Conclusion: This overpriced fan should have a better install kit and all hardware needed if it is to charge the ridiculous price it charged. Its pure greed for the hardware not to be included and terrible design to state that a 2 lb fan can be supported by double stick tape only!! BUYER BEWARE!

This little fan is great for smaller places. The gimbal style mounting makes it perfect for directing the airflow. It keeps the air moving perfect because it has 3 speeds. It is really quiet on the first 2 settings, slightly louder on high but not a deal breaker. Easy to clean, easy to install. This is the second one we purchased. We use both in our motorhome and we love them both!

Perfect for marine . Quiet and powerful. Love the 3 speed and on and off button.

Parfait pour le camping car

I’ve recently installed the SEEKR Sirocco II into my campervan’s 12V system, and it’s one of those upgrades you don’t realise you needed until you’ve got it. Installation was straightforward. Wiring it into my 12V setup was simple enough, and the mounting options made it easy to position exactly where I wanted it. It feels solid straight out of the box – not flimsy at all – which is important in a van where everything takes a bit of movement and vibration. Performance-wise, it’s seriously impressive. Even on the lower settings it pushes out a decent amount of air, enough to keep the van comfortable without being intrusive. When you turn it up, it really shifts air around the space, which is perfect on warmer days or when you’re cooking inside. The oscillation works smoothly and actually makes a difference compared to fixed fans – it circulates air properly rather than just blasting one spot. Noise was something I was a bit concerned about, especially for sleeping, but it’s surprisingly quiet. On the lower speeds it’s barely noticeable, and even on higher settings it’s more of a steady airflow sound rather than anything irritating. Power draw is another big win. Running off a 12V system, it’s efficient enough that I can leave it on for long periods without worrying about draining the battery, which is exactly what you want in a camper setup. Overall, it feels like a well thought-out bit of kit – solid build, strong airflow, quiet operation, and efficient on power. It’s made a noticeable difference to comfort in the van, especially overnight. Definitely one of the better upgrades I’ve added to my setup.

Installation was a bit of a nightmare as the bolts under the fan body kept sliding inside the unit. I wish the mfg would put a washer on the other side to prevent this. The wiring is very meek and disregards that the supply could be coming from several meters away. I used a 14 AWG cable from the 12v DC distribution block and was stunned to find SEEKR used a miniscule cable (20 AWG or smaller) for connections. I replaced the supplied cable at my own peril as the space under the fan body barely allowed for a larger connection; but I managed in the end. Once installed, one of the last bolts holding the fan to the subframe on the furniture wall would spin freely. No idea why (I checked the nut), so I left it out. The fan looks sturdy, regardless. When operating, I tried to adjust the position (angle of the fan) and felt the blade(s) hit my finger. One has to be careful to avoid this. Otherwise, the fan appears to work very nicely. I'm looking forward to summer now. Goodbye cheap USB fan.

expensive for what it is but i like it alot. so much i bought a snd one for my van. not amazingly powerful honestly but do enough and really quiet, i leave them running alday quite alot and they use hardly any power. i never use the timer i just leave them on but it seems to work great very simple to use. i really like them. expensive i wonder if im crazy soending that on a fan but iv jad them a while now and i dont regret it at all. always being used.