Electric Fan Model Matrix
3-in-1 fan models help buyers cover more sales scenarios with one product direction, especially when the market needs flexible household fan use.
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 this direction only where dealers can explain the approved physical configurations, supplied parts, assembly route and service responsibility.
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This page connects wholesale buyers to two real 3-in-1 fan catalog directions, P55 and P61. The category name does not prove which three physical configurations, accessories or assembly steps are included. Confirm every approved use position on the current sample and signed specification. P61 publishes AC220-240V, plastic material description, 2 units per carton and a listed 40HQ quantity of 2600; P55 publishes AC220-240V and a Plastic PP 18-inch description. Treat all loading and configuration data as planning references until the exact version, parts list, packing and final carton are released.
“3-in-1” is a product direction, not a complete specification. Different designs may use different bases, tubes, brackets, fasteners or adjustment routes. The buyer should not assume floor, table, wall or any other position from the category name, a similar market product or an old quotation. The current controlled sample and written specification must show every approved configuration.
For each position, record the required parts, assembly sequence, adjustment points, stability observations, accessible controls and any position-specific limitation. Photograph the complete assembled result and the parts used. If one claimed position cannot be reproduced with the supplied production parts and instructions, the order is not ready for artwork or mass-production approval.
A dealer can only sell a multi-position product clearly when the carton, manual and sales description match the real product. Keep unverified claims off the box, manual, online listing and distributor materials.
A 3-in-1 18-inch catalog direction with published AC220-240V and Plastic PP 18-inch description. Power, exact model identity, configurations, parts, carton and loading require current confirmation.
A 3-in-1 catalog direction with published AC220-240V, plastic description, 2 units per carton and listed 40HQ quantity of 2600. Reconfirm the exact released version and carton.
Choose by approved configurations, stability, parts control, assembly clarity, packing protection and channel role. Do not choose from a catalog image or unit price alone.
The P55 and P61 pages are catalog records, not proof that the two routes are interchangeable. Compare their real sample identity, physical structure, included parts, controls, guard and blade, electrical version, carton, manual and after-sales route before normalizing private quotations.
Use the electric fan model selection page when the assortment also includes standard 18-inch or solar directions. Use the 18-inch fan matrix when P55 is being compared against 18BR or the P56-linked route.
A multi-position fan can carry more structural parts than a simple fixed-format fan. Create a controlled list for the head assembly, guard, blade, base or support parts, tubes, brackets, fasteners, adjustment components, power cord or charging accessories where applicable, manual, warranty material and packing inserts. Identify quantity and revision for every supplied item.
Connect the list to the approved sample and packing layout. Production, inspection and destination receiving should use the same names and quantities. A missing small fastener can prevent one entire position from being assembled even when the main fan runs correctly.
Do not use a generic accessory list across P55, P61 or another supplier’s design. Parts that look similar may use different dimensions, threads, connectors or load-bearing roles.
Ask a person who did not prepare the sample to assemble every approved position using only the supplied parts and instruction. Observe whether the sequence is understandable, whether tools are required, whether fasteners are easy to confuse and whether the final structure remains stable under the agreed checks.
Record the assembled height or footprint where relevant, adjustment route, control access, cable position and any unused parts for each configuration. If a position requires an undocumented step or factory explanation, revise the instruction before mass production.
The fan guard, blade and stability guide helps the buyer define product observations. It does not replace destination compliance review or qualified testing.
Confirm country of sale, rated voltage, frequency, plug, cord, rating label, manual language, carton identity and any charging route before artwork. AC220-240V shown on a catalog page is not a complete country instruction. The selected market may also require a defined plug, frequency, label language and buyer compliance review.
If one container carries several market versions, assign separate SKU or version codes and carton marks. Keep components, labels, manuals, packing records, inspection samples and destination stock separated by that identity.
Use the fan market-version control guide to connect electrical decisions with the exact sample, production release, inspection and receiving record.
Approve a packing layout that shows the position and protection of every component. Check whether the guard, blade, head, base, tubes, brackets and fasteners can move, rub, bend or escape their assigned compartments during handling. Small parts should have clear count control and a repeatable packing location.
The color box should identify the correct model and approved configurations without making unsupported claims. The manual should use the same part names as the packing checklist. The export carton should preserve model, market version, quantity and carton sequence for loading and receiving.
Use the fan OEM packing guide for artwork and carton identity, and the fan transit-damage guide for handling and destination evidence.
P61’s listed 2 units per carton and 40HQ quantity of 2600 can support early planning, but they are not a released loading promise for every OEM order. Final carton dimensions, gross weight, insert structure, accessory count, market version and mixed-SKU allocation can change practical loading.
Do not copy the P61 reference to P55. Do not combine two models under one average carton. Recalculate each approved SKU from final carton data, then allocate quantity by the buyer’s dealer plan and target stock depth.
The fan container planning guide connects released cartons with loading evidence, quantity reconciliation and destination receiving.
A 3-in-1 product gives the dealer more to explain, but also more ways for a customer to misunderstand assembly or report a missing part. Prepare a short approved explanation for each physical configuration, clear assembly images and a route for checking whether the correct parts were supplied.
Before ordering service parts, define which components can be replaced without creating unsafe or incompatible combinations. Preserve model and version identity in claims. A part from P55, P61 or a later revision should not be treated as compatible without written confirmation.
Use the fan after-sales and spare-parts guide to control claim evidence, compatibility, service inventory and corrective action.
The approved reference should include product and packing photos, catalog route, current model identity, version, electrical configuration, all approved positions, parts list, assembly result, controls, guard, blade, structure, color, labels, manual, retail pack and export carton. Record open exceptions separately.
Later changes to structure, parts, packing, artwork or electrical configuration need written review. State the effect on cost, MOQ, timing, sample status, inspection and service compatibility before accepting the change.
Use the fan sample approval process before bulk release. Sample approval does not guarantee capacity, production timing, shipment, arrival or local sales.
Compare quotations only after model route, approved configurations, parts, electrical version, color, OEM artwork, manual, packing, units per carton, inspection, trade term, validity and open approvals are aligned. A low quote that excludes required parts, stronger packing or artwork work is not the same purchase.
Convert the selected offer to landed cost per received, saleable unit using current freight, destination charges, duties, tax, receiving loss, finance and buyer overhead. Those route-specific values must come from the buyer or qualified service providers.
Yaoyuan Electric does not publish prices on this page. A private quotation follows confirmation of the exact product, quantity, market version, packing and destination information.
Yaoyuan Electric can discuss current P55 and P61 catalog routes, order-specific configurations, samples, OEM packing, carton planning, inspection coordination and private factory quotation for qualified importers and distributors. Availability, technical fields, loading data, MOQ, timing and commercial terms require current written confirmation.
The buyer controls destination requirements, local product claims, compliance review, demand, assortment, selling price, freight, duties, tax, inventory, collections and profit. Public content is not a promise of capacity, shipment, arrival, clearance, market approval, sell-through or margin.
Send the P55 or P61 route, required physical configurations, quantity by SKU, country of sale, buyer channel, target selling month, voltage, frequency, plug, color, OEM packing, destination port and required sample or inspection discussion. Use inquiry code FAN3IN11000.
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.