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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024
Use it in an outdoor pelican case with Raspberry Pi and power supply running FlightAware. Turns fans off in evening when cool and on when the day heats up.
MurphysLaww
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024
This runs an in and out flow cooling fan system on a DIY solar generator built into a Ryobi link tool box cooling the charge controller and inverter. It's been protecting $200 of equipment perfectly for nearly two years, outside in the Texas heat.
Graphic Fusion
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023
I rated this product 5 stars because there is no other product I can find like it - that has a variable output depending on probe temperature. The product works as it is supposed to. If I were to count off stars, it would be for these reasons: (1) The mode selector switch has no labels. (2) There are no instructions) (3) The adjustment potentiometer is very difficult to adjust. Otherwise, I have no complaints.
Dfcupp.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023
The switch needs to be set correctly. Once it was I used a screwdriver to set the starting temperature and a thermometer gun. Now this amp is silent for a while, then I hear the fan come on low, and as the temperature rises the fan speeds up. At some point this reacts as a temperature regulator of sorts. This works very well.
Trump Won
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023
speed controller that works as advertised
AIJCADD
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2022
It does do this test spin up of the drives occasionally. I haven't exactly figured it out, I wish if it turned the fans on they would stay on for a minute instead of just a few seconds. I haven't noticed it now that its cooler weather. I have two high speed fans on this and I wish there was a way to control the fan speed since its just off/on with no speed control.
Jimcalf
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2022
I will be using this to ventilate a space under a bed in my RV where I have a 3000W Victron inverter/charger. The equipment in this space can generate a lot of heat when in heavy use, so I bought this to control powered ventilation of the space. In my testing, it kicks on right at 30C with about 3.5V to the fan, which I am supplying 13.5V. As I increased the tempurature to the probe, the voltage scaled in a linear fashion until the full 13.5V was being provided to the fan at just shy of 50C. This is perfect for my use, as it allows the fan to start ventilating quietly, and the fan only gets loud-ish when it's really hot and I need to move a lot more air. With two fan outputs, I can run two fans from this one controller. Super happy with the purchase for my use case. I am using the Fixed mode setting, which is the default.
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