is DC? or is starting engine? can be used for an automotive electric fan
292521
It is Dc which means direct current. It can start a engine on vehicle's with separate starter solenoid. Its an overkill for electric fan. Better off using a 30 relay for electric fan.
292522
mine is dc. I had battery drain problem. Wired it from a toggle switch to disconnect neg. batt cable. only energised with engine running problem solved. I don't know why it would't work for a fan
879026
No sir, this is not that kind of a power supply. But, you Can buy battery chargers, (a type of power supply), that will start automobiles. Just search for 'Battery Chargers' in Automotive.
1808305
Yes, it should be that easy. It will run on any DC supply. I'm running it directly off of my car's 12v DC through a switch. You can wire it in reverse to blow the opposite direction as well.
468192
Negative... These units run on the standard NEMA/US AC current. The closest fan you are likely to fine would be a 12 volt automotive style with a cigarette outlet adapter in another brand.
1746216
I have no clue. If the manufacturer claims it woks with 12V and 24V, I assume it is DC. I know most production automobiles are dc and aircraft that have 24V systems are DC.
512999
This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends on your motor, most dc motors are not reversible. Hope this helps, and good luck. This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends... » Read More This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends on your motor, most dc motors are not reversible. Hope this helps, and good luck. « Show Less
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No! You will need one or two 12volt fans for cars and trucks. You can find them at jc Whitney but probably on amazon as well. They mount directly to a metal part of your van and will have to be hard wired to the battery. They look just like the round chrome caged ones the rotate left and right and these rotate ss well or are stationary. I suggest inequality in the front to help blow the cold air back and one in the back to circulate it.
840558
I am not familiar with wattage ratings of exhaust fans and when a motor starts up it draws more current. You would have to read the specs of your fan to answer that.
240825
not real sure what you are wanting to know but will give it a shot. It says on the fan motor 120V. Hope that's what you are wanting to know.
1717354
unless you already have an electric fan installing this will be difficult. Biggest problem is wiring in the relay circuit and having it work. Best bet replace mechanical fan with OEM only, after market fans do not work.
1532567
NoIt has Chinese made engine that started (and continues to) on the very first pull.Electric start is hardly necessary
512998
This does not change direction, I bought one last year and installed it in my car/project to provide variable speed control for the 12v DC fan, instead of hi/med/low/off. For that it works perfect. I bought the same one this year for the same purpose, just a different fan, unfortunately they changed the minimum voltage, it is now 20v DC, so this will not work in typical automotive applications anymore. If you have a reversible motor the direction of rotation is typically controlled by a Double Pole / Double Throw (DPDT) switch. You can google a schematic of how to wire it up, but it depends on your motor, most dc motors are not reversible. Hope this helps, and good luck.
102622
First, I have two of these engines and because they start soooo easily, never considered an electric start.Second, the starting mechanism (rope pull) is designed for a specific flywheel that I don't believe has an electric starting ring. To convert would be expensive!
1349338
The Answer is no-it cannot... It is DC only...You can Google the Fan/Model #, and it will give you all the specs..It is a great fan
2161315
Their is a red plug that is on the ESC which plugs into the cooling fan. Uses the truck battery.
421869
It is a 12 volt DC fan, if you reverse the leads it should reverse the fan direction.
1928991
probably too late to give you some advice, but a computer case fan is 12v and can be wired to run directly into a vehicle cigarette lighter outlet. you could hook up quite a few before you would draw anywhere close to what a 110v fan will draw.