Voltage Reducer for Fans & Motors
Voltage Reducer for Fans & Motors
Speedway Motors

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#91064102

Voltage Reducer for Fans & Motors

  • Voltage reducer to operate 6 volt DC motors and fans on 12 volt DC
  • Ceramic insulator with embedded coil and screw-type terminals
  • 1.5 ohm resistance, 4 amp max load, 25 watts. Mounting stem has 7/16"-28 threads
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Universal Fit, 2.00" Overall Length, 1.34" Diameter

  • Voltage reducer to operate 6 volt DC motors and fans on 12 volt DC
  • Ceramic insulator with embedded coil and screw-type terminals
  • 1.5 ohm resistance, 4 amp max load, 25 watts. Mounting stem has 7/16"-28 threads
  • Universal Fit
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MFG. Part #91064102
BrandSpeedway Motors
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Speedway Motors 91064102 Details

You can use this voltage reducer to operate 6 volt DC motors and fans on 12 volt DC. Ceramic insulator with embedded coil and screw-type terminals. 1.5 ohm resistance, 4 amp max load, 25 watts. Mounting stem has 7/16"-28 threads.

Not to be used with gauges, radios or other electronic items. We recommend part 910-64101 for gauges.

Item Details

H.D. Voltage reducer 12 to 6

Speedway Motors 91064102 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91064102
BrandSpeedway Motors
GENERAL
Overall Length2.00"
Diameter1.34"
Amperage4 amps
Wattage25 watts
Resistance1.5 ohms
Terminal TypeSpade
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Works well for my application.

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Woody

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I used it 4 a a motor driven ooga horn as it is rated 4 motor start up. Works well.

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I am using this voltage reducer to run my 6 volt heater fan from a 12 volt system. It seems to get really hot . So hot you cannot touch it without getting burned . I know theses heat up but is it getting to hot ?

by Carl

• 7 years ago

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Which type of voltage reducer would I use to power the original 6 volt clock in my 1936 on a 12volt system.

by Liberty5601

• 9 years ago

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I am trying to connect a Model A "Aruga" horn to a 12 volt system. Will this work for that. The horn has a 6 volt motor to turn the cam that makes the noise. thanks,,,

by retired, having fun

• 9 years ago

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with this work on a blige pump for a boat?

by Allen

• 9 years ago

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Will one of these operate both the wiper motor and the fan motor?

by Turk

• 11 years ago

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does the metal with the nut need to g to aplate for heat will the metal end to be grounded

by cbarn

• 11 years ago

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which terminal do you wire the 12v input to, The center one or the side one?

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• 14 years ago

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