Product Summary

Universal Fit

  • Kit allows you to thermostatically control any electric fan
  • Fans and related components are operated on a 12 volt system
  • Can the activating temperature from 180°-240° F
  • Features a 20 amp current rating
  • Comes complete with a temperature control, 2' capillary tube, wire, terminals, and instructions
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #107006
BrandFlex-A-Lite
Temp. RangeAdjustable 180 Degrees To 240 Degrees
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Flex-A-Lite 107006 Details

This kit lets you make any electric fan thermostatically controlled. Just turn a knob to change activating temperature from 180°-240° F. Complete kit includes adjustable temperature control, 2' capillary tube, wire, terminals, and instructions.

All electric fans and related components are 12 volt only.

  • Flex-A-Lite sku # 107006
  • Flex-A-Lite Legacy Model Number # 31147

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Flex-A-Lite 107006 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #107006
BrandFlex-A-Lite
Temp. RangeAdjustable 180 Degrees To 240 Degrees
GENERAL
NotesAdjustable temp control from 180 deg. to 240 deg.
Sold in QuantityKit
GTIN Code088657311472
Amperage20 amps
Voltage12 volts

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

21 Reviews

Overall Assessment

The product is highly appreciated for its quality, practicality, and usability, serving as an ideal device for adjusting fan on/off points. Customers spoke highly of the convenient installation process and reliable function. Its versatility is another feature users praised, with it working efficiently even on a 6v system, despite being labelled an ideal match for a 12v setup. The adjustable temperature setting feature enhances its functionality. The product has been stated to perform consistently well, even after repeated purchases. Overall, customers recommend this product for solving cooling issues, appreciating its affordability combined with high-quality performance.

4.8

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Yes I would buy again

5.0

a year ago

Steet rod man

Allentown pa

Verified

Easy to follow directions. Built well and easy install with supplied hardware

Would Recommend

Fan switch

4.0

4 years ago

P

Colorado

Verified

After taking weeks to get a new fan switch ( first one didn't work) it worked just fine.

Would Not Recommend

Great fan.

5.0

4 years ago

Don

Florida

Verified

A great product from Speedway - as always.

Would Recommend

Perfect for adjusting fan on/off points

5.0

4 years ago

Josh

Plainview, MN

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The perfect device for adjusting fan on/off points

Yes, fit perfectly.

5.0

4 years ago

Capnkirk

Free Florida.

Verified

Worked right, fit well and does it's job. I like EZ.

Would Recommend

yes i would great kit

5.0

4 years ago

34 coupe

st louis mo

Verified

34 ford coupe worked great

Good quality

4.0

5 years ago

T Logan

Ottawa, KS

Verified

Works great!

Would Recommend

I would buy this product again.

5.0

6 years ago

G

Iowa

Verified

Good product for controlling the electric fan.

Would Recommend

yes

5.0

6 years ago

Rick

Santee CA

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Installed on a 1959 Chevy truck

Would Recommend

Works great

5.0

7 years ago

Jeff

Iowa

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Installed this and was exactly what I was looking for, easy to hook up.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

6 Questions12 Answers

I want to run a 16" loboy that draws 18.5 amps is that pushing the limits or is it ok sense it's 20 amp rated

by Abel

9 days ago

1 answer

If I wanted to use this WITH a relay, can I use it to ground the relay, or does the unit itself require +12V to work?

by Hoyt

10 years ago

1 answer

The fan that I will be using is 12.70 amps, is this too much for this control ? Thank you.

by D-man

10 years ago

1 answer

Can this be used on a pusher fan? How would this be wired for a Flex-A-Lite fan being used as a pusher?

by Jetboat

12 years ago

3 answers

Can probe be inserted into an aluminum core? Did notice that other fans that required mounting brackets to go through the core, didn't want it to be aluminum.

by red67vette

14 years ago

3 answers

I do not see a requirement for a relay with this produsct. I assume since it is not shown in the diagram that the internal adjustable switch can handles the fan amperage?!

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14 years ago

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