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Control the electric radiator fan with this automatic thermostat switch. When fluid temperatures exceed 180 degrees, the fan turns on to provide more cooling. If the temp drops to 165 degrees, the fan stops, saving power.

Control the electric radiator fan with this automatic thermostat switch. When fluid temperatures exceed 190 degrees, the fan turns on to provide more cooling. If the temp drops to 175 degrees, the fan stops, saving power.

Easily control your fan-mounted remote cooler with an in-line thermostat. Pre-set turn-on/turn-off temperatures ensure efficient cooling while also allowing for power-saving shut-off.

Easily control your fan-mounted remote cooler with an in-line thermostat. Fluid temperature readings determine whether additional cooling airflow is necessary and switch the electric fan on or off accordingly.

Easily control your fan-mounted remote cooler with an in-line thermostat. Pre-set turn-on/turn-off temperatures ensure efficient cooling while also allowing for power-saving shut-off. Turns on at 180 degrees, off at 165 degrees.

Automatically control your electric radiator fan with this thermostatic switch. When fluid temperatures exceed 180 degrees, the fan turns on to provide additional cooling. If the temperature drops to 165 degrees, the fan stops, saving power.

Easily control your fan-mounted remote cooler with an in-line thermostat. Fluid temperature readings determine whether additional cooling airflow is necessary and switch the electric fan on or off accordingly.

Automatically control your electric radiator fan with this thermostatic switch. When fluid temperatures exceed 180 degrees, the fan turns on to provide additional cooling. If the temperature drops to 165 degrees, the fan stops, saving power.

Easily control your fan-mounted remote cooler with an in-line thermostat. Fluid temperature readings determine whether additional cooling airflow is necessary and switch the electric fan on or off accordingly.

Easily control your fan-mounted remote cooler with an in-line thermostat. Fluid temperature readings determine whether additional cooling airflow is necessary and switch the electric fan on or off accordingly.

Automatically control your electric radiator fan with this thermostatic switch. When fluid temperatures exceed 180 degrees, the fan turns on to provide additional cooling. If the temperature drops to 165 degrees, the fan stops, saving power.

Easily control your fan-mounted remote cooler with an in-line thermostat. Fluid temperature readings determine whether additional cooling airflow is necessary and switch the electric fan on or off accordingly.