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.
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Jeff Hello, everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today we're gonna take a look at the Derale 180 degree premium inline fan control fluid thermostat. Now this part will let you easily control your fan mounted remote cooler with this inline thermostat. It is designed to read fluid temperatures to determine whether additional cooling is needed. Does include everything shown here. It includes the brass 180 degree thermostat switch.
It is preset to activate your fan at 180 degrees to ensure sufficient airflow to the cooler assembly. And it automatically turned the fan off at 165 degrees to save power. Also, the part it includes this aluminum swivel housing with the dual ports to allow installation in the thermostat while maintaining access to the inlet. These parts are made in the USA. You can see this is designed to screw right into the top here.
A few specs on this, the aluminum housing right here. If you notice on this end it has a swivel minus 10, A N N female port. And on the other end is a minus 10 A N N male port. Maximum capacity on this is 15 amps. Does come with a nice set of instructions that'll describe how this all goes together.
But that should do it for the review on the Derale 180 degree premium inline fan control fluid thermostat..
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