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Please note when ordering that we have at this time
more orders than we anticipated and so the lead time at this point is ten
business days
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Our 2sp controller will control all of the two speed Ford
cooling fans, including the 3.8L Taurus fan correctly, the low speed circuit
is calibrated to turn the fan on low at 185F, but is adjustable over a wide
range of temperatures. The high speed circuit turns the fan on high at 10
degrees higher in temperature while disabling the low speed circuit |
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2sp_installation sheet
Choosing a controller |
2sp $79.95
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The FK-50P series kit
combines the crosslinked polyethylene insulated wiring loom, the low mass
radiator temperature sensor, and high current VC1250 control unit, along
with all of the necessary hardware needed for installation in order to
provide closed loop, variable speed control of a vast majority of available
cooling fans. Built-in short circuit, over current, and over temperature
protection, along with UL-94 potting and a 5000 series aluminum housing
provide an extremely reliable control solution. If higher level current
capabilities are needed, a similar kit, the FK85, which is based on the
VC1285 controller is also available |
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Theory of
operation FK50P
installation sheet
FK85P installation sheet
Accessories for this kit
Choosing a controller
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FK50P $144.95
FK85P $169.95 |
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The 50P35 kit uses two independent controllers
triggered off of a single sensor in one package to control both a fan and
electric water pump. By ramping the water pump voltage at a higher rate than
the fan voltage, an efficiency and accuracy near that of the DK series kit
below is archived in a single package, providing a simplified installation
and lower cost. |
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50P35 installation sheet
Accessories for this kit
Choosing a controller |
50P35
$184.95
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Added shipping to
Canada $15.00
Added shipping to
Europe $21.00
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Current Ratings |
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Our controllers are rated byway of their nomenclature
to indicate their current capability, as an example, an FK50 is capable of
providing 50A of continuous current, these ratings are given in
consideration of reliable operation under real world environmental
conditions, so there is no need to under rate the application. In other
words, a cooling fan that consumes 50A of continuous current requires the
use of an FK50 controller, and although a 85 series controller may be
substituted, there is no significant benefit in doing so. |
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