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#10685286
AFCO 85286 Electric Fan Switch, 200 Degree On, 1/4 NPT
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Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 85286 |
| Brand | AFCO |
| Temp. Range | 185 Degrees Off 200 Degrees On |
| Thread Pitch | 1/4" NPT |
| Material Type | Brass |
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This AFCO electric fan switch uses a ground wire to turn the electric cooling fan on. The thermal fan switch features a 1/4" NPT threaded brass body with a spade terminal for hook-up. Cooling fan switch activates a cooling fan relay (not included, sold seperately) when the bulb is immersed in coolant that is 200° F. When the engine cools to 185° F, the contacts on the fan relay switch open, and the fan stops automatically. Make sure the temperature fan switch bulb is submerged in the HOT engine coolant.
- Non-adjustable radiator fan sensor
- ON @ 200° F
- OFF @ 185° F
- Uses ground wire to switch current to fan
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AFCO 85286 Specifications
AFCO 85286 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 85286 |
| Brand | AFCO |
| Temp. Range | 185 Degrees Off 200 Degrees On |
| Thread Pitch | 1/4" NPT |
| Material Type | Brass |
| GENERAL | |
| Notes | Includes spade terminal for hook up. |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Operating Temperature | 200 °F |
Ratings & Reviews
4.2
5 Reviews
Customers find the product offers peace of mind with its automatic fan temperature switch system, which optimally manages engine power during races. The product is appreciated for its compatibility with a rare, hard to find 1/4" NPT port size found in vintage beasts, a feature not easily available in the market. Several reviews mention the product functioning as advertised. However, some reviews noted short lifespans when used directly for fan power and recommended using as a ground for relay switch.
Ratings & Reviews
4.2
5 Reviews
Customers find the product offers peace of mind with its automatic fan temperature switch system, which optimally manages engine power during races. The product is appreciated for its compatibility with a rare, hard to find 1/4" NPT port size found in vintage beasts, a feature not easily available in the market. Several reviews mention the product functioning as advertised. However, some reviews noted short lifespans when used directly for fan power and recommended using as a ground for relay switch.
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peace of mind
5.0
3 years ago
429
Centerview MO
Verified
I used it to power the coolant fan. It allows me not to worry about rather or not it needs to be on. During the race, while the air naturally cools down the radiator. It's not necessary to run the fan. Having the fan run constantly, I assume is stealing power from the engine making the charge system work harder. But during the yellow and red flags, engine always climbs 30+ degrees. So it's nice to have an automatic fan temperature switch.
Would Recommend
Hard to find size
5.0
5 years ago
Mark
Prescott, AZ
Verified
Most temp sensors are threaded 1/2" NPT or 3/8" NPT. Some of the more modern ones are 1/8" NPT. But if you buy a generic aluminum radiator for for vintage beast, odds are it will have a 1/4" NPT port for a sensor. This one did the trick.
Would Recommend
Horrible
1.0
10 years ago
Jolly
Cincinnati
Verified
Went through 2 of these. Both failed unexpectedly, short lives. Use only as ground for relay switch, not for direct power to the fan. Seems to be the only 1/4 npt switch on the market.
Would Not Recommend
Great product
5.0
11 years ago
CC
Peoria Az
Verified
Great
Would Recommend
Good Product
5.0
12 years ago
Hoyt
Virginia
Verified
It's difficult to review a product like this. The important specs were explained fully; it works as advertised. Shipping and handling were expeditious; Speedway often ships the same day I order. Great selection, great service. It's that simple.
Would Recommend
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part #10685286 amp rating ?
by Bud0409
• 10 years ago
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Wiring diagram Can you provide a wiring diagram for this sensor that includes a relay and override switch? Thank you very much.
by Chris76
• 13 years ago
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Does this act as a ground for the fan motor or does it need to run to a relay?
by Jim
• 14 years ago
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