Product Summary

Universal Fit, 1/4" NPT Thread Pitch

  • It senses coolant temperature via screw-in sensor (included)
  • System sets fan speed from 60% to 100% depending on built-in setting
  • The fan will run for 30 seconds after engine shut-off
  • Has a 45 amp rating and runs off of a conventional 12V system
  • Kit includes 3/8" NPT and 1/2" NPT adapters to better suit your application
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MFG. Part #107012
BrandFlex-A-Lite
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Flex-A-Lite 107012 Details

  • 45 amp rating
  • Senses coolant temperature via screw-in sensor (included)
  • Sets fan speed from 60% to 100% depending on built-in setting
  • Fan will run for 30 seconds after engine shut-off
  • Temp. range: 160°-220° F
  • 12 volt use only
  • Flex-A-Lite sku # 107012
  • Flex-A-Lite Legacy Model Number # 31163

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Flex-A-Lite 107012 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #107012
BrandFlex-A-Lite
GENERAL
Thread Pitch1/4" NPT
Temp. RangeAdjustable 160 Degrees To 220 Degrees
Voltage12.00 volts
Sold in QuantityKit
NotesIncludes 3/8" NPT and 1/2" NPT adapers.
GTIN Code088657311632

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5 years ago

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Questions & Answers

3 Questions • 3 Answers

I am wiring a sensor for the ac that will turn on the fan when the pressures get to high. Can I hook a wire to this controller to activate the fan when needed?

by Jesse

• 4 months ago

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I understood that the fan (single speed fan) will come on at 60 percent speed initially and as the temperature increases the fan speed will increase as well. How would it work and how can it be wired if paired with a 2 speed fan?

by aaalsadah

• 9 years ago

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I see here that the operating range of this is from 160-220, but at what temperature does it shut off?

by csmith

• 10 years ago

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