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Return PolicyThe Maradyne MFA136 PWM Fan Controller with temperature sensor delivers advanced, efficient control of electric radiator cooling fans for improved engine temperature management and performance. Utilizing pulse width modulation (PWM) technology, this controller provides a soft half-speed start that reduces electrical load and extends fan life, then smoothly ramps up to full speed as cooling demand increases. The adjustable temperature sensor (1/8" NPT with 1/2" adapter) allows precise control over fan activation, while the built-in potentiometer lets users fine-tune the start temperature to match their setup. Designed for universal fitment, the compact unit mounts easily to core supports or other metal surfaces and controls fans up to 225 watts. By maintaining full fan operation until coolant temperature drops by approximately 20 degrees, the MFA136 ensures consistent, reliable cooling performance for street, performance, and off-road applications.
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | MFA136 |
| Brand | Maradyne |
| GENERAL | |
| Thread Pitch | 1/8" NPT temperature sensor with 1/2" NPT adapter |
| Temp. Range | Adjustable fan activation temperature via built-in potentiometer; maintains full fan speed until coolant drops approx. 20°F below set point |
| Voltage | 12-volt electric fan systems up to 225 watts |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | PWM fan controller with adjustable temperature sensor and soft half-speed start for up to 225 watt electric fans |
| GTIN Code | 810349011687 |
3 Questions • 3 Answers
Will this controller allow the driver to slow the fan motor speed down from inside the driver's compartment
by Fendermender
• 3 years ago
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Will this control a GM/Spal PWM fan? Specifically a 2016 Camaro SS fan?
by hector
• 6 years ago
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What is the temperature range adjustment?
by Scott
• 7 years ago
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