Hooking up taurus fan to Delta Current controller

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The Delta Current controller has two outputs (pos+ and neg-) pretty simple. The taurus fan has three inputs: pos+, neg-, and ?? Which one will I omit?

 

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RydeOn said:

The Delta Current controller has two outputs (pos+ and neg-) pretty simple. The taurus fan has three inputs: pos+, neg-, and ?? Which one will I omit?

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I temporaried some calbles up to the ground and the two 12v leads into the motor and determined which one was high speed - then hooked my delta controller to it.

 

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I wouldn't take any chances with it given the price of the controller; email Brian Baskin at support@dccontrol.com and ask him; he'll guide you through it.

 

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Brian is awesome. I emailed him with my question and literally, he gave me an answer in 5 minutes. This is one of those products that you have a big smile on your face after spending money for it. The install is gonna be really simple, I reccomend this over anything else!

 

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tmoss said:

high speed - then hooked my delta controller to it.

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turns out that your right tom. not that i doubted it.

 

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Thought so

 

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Glad it worked out - if you think you're grinnin' now, wait til you use the controller a bit. I'm just amazed how well mine works. The days of controlling stuff like that with relays and switches are over for good.

 

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which kit is it from delta? I have the same fan set up going into my notch.

 

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yeah, I'm glad I followed your advice and really look into that Mike. When I started adding up the costs of a two relay system with a thermostatic switch, it wasn't that much more for this controller.

 

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which kit is it from delta? I have the same fan set up going into my notch.

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I got the FK-35.

Mike, you are right, I cant wait to see it in action.

 

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I got the FK-35.

Thanks bro,
just ordered one for mine.

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If you really want to have some fun, order the indicator light. It changes color proportional to fan speed - so you can "see" it speeding up and slowing down inside the car - bling.

 

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LX - if any doubt on the proper size/model, email Brian Baskin at support@dccontrol.com. He'll coach you through the process - better safe than sorry; get the right one the first time.