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Electric Cooling Fans
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The introduction of front wheel drive and down sizing of vehicles has
led to a rapid growth of electric cooling fans for engine cooling. An
efficient and economical method of automotive cooling, electric fans are
also the fastest growing segment within Cooling System Products. Electric fans are an excellent solution for vehicles requiring additional air flow. As an add-on cooling source electric fans reduce the workload on the primary cooling fan. Additional air flow increases the operating efficiencies on applications from small to recreational vehicles. As an add-on cooling source electric fans provide: Constant air
flow regardless of vehicle speed. |
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| Part No | Description |
| Davies, Craig 8 Electric Fan | |
| DC0035 | Maximum Current - 5.0Amps (12 Volt), 2.5 Amps (24 Volt), Life 1500Hrs at 80degC |
| Davies, Craig 10 Electric Fan | |
| DC0045 | Maximum Current - 6.5Amps (12 Volt), 3.25 Amps (24 Volt), Life 1500Hrs at 80degC |
| Davies, Craig 9 Electric Fan | |
| DC0060 | Maximum Current - 7.0Amps (12 Volt), 3.5 Amps (24 Volt), Life 1500Hrs at 80degC |
| Davies, Craig 12 Electric Fan | |
| DC0062 | Maximum Current - 9.0Amps (12 Volt), 4.5 Amps (24 Volt), Life 1500Hrs at 80degC |
| Davies, Craig 14 Electric Fan | |
| DC0064 | Maximum Current - 11.0Amps (12 Volt), 5.5 Amps (24 Volt), Life 1500Hrs at 80degC |
| Davies, Craig 16 Electric Fan | |
| DC0066 | Maximum Current - 19.0Amps (12 Volt), 9.5 Amps (24 Volt), Life 1500Hrs at 80degC |
| DC0066 | Davies, Craig Quick Fit Kit (nylon mounting straps) |
| Above fan assemblies are set up for UP-STREAM applications. For downstream applications the fan blade must be removed and turned over and the polarity reversed. | |
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Electric Water Pump
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The worlds first universal fit, automotive Electric Water Pump.
Replaces and out performs existing belt drive water pumps. Designed to
be installed in the bottom radiator hose. The revolutionary designed Davies,
Craig EWP Electric Water Pump is a performance accessory that increases
cooling capacity while giving you more engine power - in fact up to 20HP
(15kW) more power. |
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| Part No | Description |
| Davies, Craig Electric Water Pump | |
| DC8005 | Operating Voltage; 4VDC to 14.5V DC, Maximum Current: 7.5A, Flowrate: 20L to 80L/min (300gal to 1300gal/hr) at 13.5V DC. Operating Temp: -20degC to 130degC (-5degF to 270degF), Pump design: Clockwise centrifugal with volute chamber. Motor Life 2000hrs continuous at 80degC (180degF) and 12V DC. |
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Electronic Waterpump Controller
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EWP 'smart' Controller Installation procedure: Combine with the Davies, Craig EWP Electric Water Pump for optimum engine
cooling system performance; |
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Technical Specifications:
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| Input Voltage | 12V DC to 14.5V DV |
| Output Voltage | 3V to 12V |
| Max. Current | 7.5A |
| Operating Temperature | -20 C to 60 C (-5 F to 140 F) |
| Controller Type | Circuit Board with Microprocessor and Programmable Chip |
| Sensor Type | Thermal Coolant Sensor in water-proof housing |
| Controller Weight | 300 g (10 oz) |
| Dimensions | 95 mm (H) x 65 mm (W) x 50 mm (D) 3-3/4" (H) x 2-9/16" (W) x 2" (D) |
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Thermal Switches
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A Thermal Switch is a temperature device which senses the temperature
of the radiator and turns on the electric fan when cooling is needed.
The Thermal Switch is adjustable over a wide range of temperatures by
turning an adjustable screw located on the controller. |
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| Part No | Description |
| DC0401 | Davies, Craig Mechanical Thermal Switch |
| DC0404 | Davies, Craig Mechanical Thermal Switch & Relay |
| DC0402 | Davies, Craig Mechanical Thermal Switch & Relay |