Electric Fan Model Matrix
18 inch electric fan models fit wholesale buyers who need common household fan sizes for appliance shops, distributors and seasonal stock preparation.
Buyer Decision
Designed for importers, distributors, wholesalers, appliance shops, supermarket buyers and seasonal fan buyers that can define the local selling window, channel, exact fan route, electrical or charging version, quantity and warehouse-ready objective. Final product fit requires current market evidence.
Wholesale only. MOQ starts from 1000 PCS. Retail and one-piece orders are not accepted.
Fan size, plug type, voltage, carton strength, packing level, manual language and carton mark should be confirmed before quotation.
Evaluate the 18-inch direction against the buyer's dealer, appliance-shop or supermarket channel, target selling period and approved model version.
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This page connects wholesale buyers with three real 18-inch catalog directions: 18BR, a 3-in-1 catalog configuration linked through the P55 route, and another standard 18-inch catalog configuration linked through the P56 route. Published data can support shortlisting, but the current sample, controlled specification and private quotation must confirm every order. Select one core SKU role first, separate standard and multi-position directions, verify the exact electrical and packing version, and recalculate container planning from released carton data before purchase.
The words "18 inch" describe a size direction, not a complete wholesale product. The importer still needs to decide where the fan will be sold, which dealer or retail segment it should serve, what feature explanation the channel can support, how much stock can be carried before the target season, and whether the model should be a core volume SKU or a secondary assortment SKU.
A standard 18-inch fan can support a focused household fan assortment where the buyer values a clear, familiar format. A 3-in-1 direction may support a different selling explanation, but it also adds physical configuration, packing and assembly questions. Do not place both directions into one price comparison without defining their different jobs.
Use market observations and buyer records rather than a universal hot-market claim. The buyer controls local demand, dealer acceptance, target price, forecast and final assortment decision.
Published catalog information for model 18BR includes AC220-240V, a Plastic PP 18-inch material description, 2 units per carton and a listed 40HQ quantity of 2600. Treat those values as catalog planning references. Reconfirm the current product, electrical version, carton dimensions, gross weight, packing method and order mix before using loading data in a commercial plan.
The P56-linked page represents another standard 18-inch catalog direction and publishes AC220-240V with a Plastic PP 18-inch description. Its current power and other commercial configuration fields require confirmation. The P55-linked page represents a 3-in-1 18-inch direction with AC220-240V and Plastic PP 18-inch description; the current controlled model identity and full configuration also require confirmation.
Where a page says "confirm by model" or "model code not published," keep that field open. Do not copy a value from 18BR, another supplier or a previous order merely because the fan looks similar.
A useful quotation line contains the factory model or controlled catalog route, current product image, buyer SKU if used, fan type, approved functions, electrical version, color, accessories, packing revision, quantity and destination. A description such as "18-inch fan, same as photo" cannot support repeatable comparison, sample approval or later receiving.
Keep the quoted, sampled, approved, ordered, inspected, packed and received identities connected. If structure, control, motor direction, guard, blade, base, accessory, carton or electrical configuration changes, record the revision and its impact on cost, MOQ, timing, inspection and service compatibility.
The electric fan model selection page compares all six current fan directions and explains how 18BR, P55 and P56 relate to the 3-in-1 and solar routes without treating category names as finished specifications.
A published standard 18-inch model route with stated catalog voltage, material description, carton quantity and loading reference. Reconfirm the released version.
Another standard 18-inch catalog direction. Compare the real structure, controls, finish, carton and current configuration instead of assuming it is interchangeable with 18BR.
A 3-in-1 18-inch direction. Confirm the actual positions, included parts, assembly route, instruction and packing protection before approval.
Compare within the same commercial scope. A standard fan and a multi-position fan can have different carton, handling, dealer explanation and after-sales requirements. A lower unit price does not prove better landed contribution, and a more complex configuration does not prove stronger local demand.
For a first order, assign every model a specific channel or price role. If 18BR and P56 would compete for the same dealer, customer and selling price, two shallow stock pools may create weaker availability than one controlled core SKU. Add a second standard route only when it answers a real assortment need.
A 3-in-1 route should not be added simply to make the catalog look larger. Confirm that the channel can explain the configuration, the carton protects all included parts and the buyer has an after-sales route for missing or incorrectly assembled components.
Allocate quantity using dealer plans, test orders or other buyer evidence. Yaoyuan Electric can discuss product and order structure, but cannot guarantee local sell-through, reorder timing, resale price or profit.
Confirm the actual country or countries of sale, rated input, frequency, plug and cord route, rating label, manual language and carton identity before OEM artwork is released. A country name or plug photo alone is not a complete order instruction.
If one container includes several market versions, use separate SKU or version codes and carton marks. Production, packing, inspection and receiving records should preserve that separation. The fan market-version guide connects the electrical decision with sample, label, packing and destination evidence.
The approved reference should identify model, version, function, controls, guard, blade, base or stand structure, oscillation and adjustment route, accessories, labels, manual, retail pack and export carton. Record open exceptions instead of treating an evaluation unit as a fully approved production sample.
For the 3-in-1 direction, confirm all supplied structural parts, fasteners, assembly instructions and protection inside the carton. For standard directions, compare stability, adjustment, guard and blade condition under the agreed sample and inspection scope.
Use the fan sample approval process to freeze the reference before bulk production. Sample approval does not reserve capacity, guarantee shipment or approve later unrecorded changes.
Catalog 40HQ quantities are useful for early comparison, but a commercial loading plan needs the final approved carton dimensions, units per carton, gross weight, quantity by SKU and practical loading assumptions. OEM packing, stronger protection, accessory changes or mixed-SKU allocation can change the result.
Do not multiply a catalog quantity by unit price and call it a confirmed container order. First check whether the SKU depth supports dealer allocation and whether the final cartons fit the route. Preserve enough handling tolerance for loading and destination unloading.
The fan container volume guide connects carton data with stock depth, released quantity, loading evidence and destination reconciliation.
The buyer should define inspection observations for guard condition, blade clearance, stability, assembly, adjustment, oscillation, controls, cable or accessory condition and carton protection according to the selected model. A visible product image does not prove production-lot condition.
Separate product observations from transport damage. At destination, record wet, crushed, punctured or shifted cartons before stock is moved. Quarantine uncertain units and preserve carton, model and batch identity for claim review.
Use the fan guard, blade and stability check for product-specific observations, and the export carton and transit damage guide for packing and receiving evidence.
Define the target warehouse-ready date and work backward through destination handling, transport, loading, inspection, packing, production and approval. Use current quotations and logistics information for the real route; public content cannot provide a guaranteed lead time or arrival date.
Late model, artwork or market-version changes can consume selling time. A higher planned loading quantity has little value if stock reaches the warehouse after the buyer's main dealer allocation window.
The fan import timing hub connects seasonal planning with order release, shipment and reorder cutoffs without publishing universal market-demand dates.
Normalize model identity, electrical version, functions, material description, accessories, carton, OEM scope, inspection, trade term, validity and open approvals before comparing prices. If one quotation uses 18BR and another uses an unidentified 18-inch direction, the numbers do not describe the same purchase.
Convert the selected offer into route-specific landed cost per received, saleable unit using current freight, destination charges, duties, tax, receiving loss, finance and buyer overhead. Those external values change and must come from the buyer or qualified service providers.
Yaoyuan Electric can discuss current 18-inch fan routes, available order-specific configurations, OEM packing, sample and inspection coordination, carton planning and private factory quotation for qualified importers and distributors. Availability, technical fields, carton data, MOQ, timing and commercial terms require current written confirmation.
The buyer controls destination requirements, demand, assortment, forecast, selling price, channel, freight, duties, tax, inventory, collections and profit. Public catalog data is not a promise of capacity, shipment, arrival, clearance, market approval, sales or margin.
Send the selected model route or image, quantity by SKU, country of sale, buyer channel, target selling month, voltage, frequency, plug, color direction, OEM packing, destination port and required sample or inspection discussion. Use inquiry code FAN18INCH1000.
Wholesale only. MOQ starts from 1000 PCS and depends on the confirmed model and configuration. Retail and one-piece orders are not accepted.
Wholesale Only
MOQ starts from 1000 PCS. We do not support retail or single-piece orders.
We can discuss model direction according to your country, channel, price level, carton handling and seasonal demand.
OEM logo, neutral packing, custom color box, carton mark and mixed container planning can be discussed by order quantity.