How to Activate Derale 14 Inch High-Output, Electric, Single Radiator Fan
Updated 02/11/2020 | Published 02/10/2020
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I dont see a thermostat ....must be bought separate ..if so , do you sell a thermostat to activate ? Guess I need to know ..what activates the fans ? thank you.........have a BLESSED DAY !!!
asked by: JOHNNY
Expert Reply:
Good question; to activate the Derale 14" High-Output, Electric, Single Radiator Fan - 2,100 CFM # D18214 you can use either a manual switch or a thermostatic fan control, both of which we do have. The switch will allow you to simply turn the fan on or off when you deem appropriate, while the thermostatic control engages at its determined temperature, which in the case of this fan and control is 180 degrees.
- Switch: Derale Lighted On/Off Switch for Electric Fans # D16740
- Thermostat Fan Control: Derale Premium, Single-Stage Thermostat Fan Control with Dual Probes - 180 Degrees # D16735
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Derale 14" High-Output, Electric, Single Radiator Fan - 2,100 CFM
- Radiator Fans
- Electric Fans
- High-Output Fan
- 14 Inch Diameter
- 2100 CFM
- Derale
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