dc controller is back in.
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From: league city texas
yep it is in. the temp probe was bad and i tweaked it a bit to. i got another one. it is installed now. when the a/c comes on it goes to 50%. the temp probe goes on the opposite side of the radiater.it is set at 180* from the factory.at 177* they come on at 10%. and when they reach 180 they came on at 25%. the temp never went higher. i am going to test it thoroughly now.and i will give feedback to. right now i have all the wires long just in case.after i have tested it for a while i will hard wire it and take some pics.
#4
So the controller is still working good?
I'm not sure if I should go for the 35 or the 60 amp version.
35 should work, the 60 sounds like a real safe bet.
How does the AC line hookup - is it the same as the F-a-L setup, where you find the ground wire that's triggered when the compressor is turned on?
In the instructions on the DC site, it almost sounded like the controller was looking for a positive voltage at the AC input.
I sent these guys an email - waiting to hear back on them on a recommendation for which controller to use. The chances of me getting a quality controller by this weekend is growing more and more slim...
I'm not sure if I should go for the 35 or the 60 amp version.
35 should work, the 60 sounds like a real safe bet.
How does the AC line hookup - is it the same as the F-a-L setup, where you find the ground wire that's triggered when the compressor is turned on?
In the instructions on the DC site, it almost sounded like the controller was looking for a positive voltage at the AC input.
I sent these guys an email - waiting to hear back on them on a recommendation for which controller to use. The chances of me getting a quality controller by this weekend is growing more and more slim...
#5
Originally Posted by marc_w
So the controller is still working good?
I'm not sure if I should go for the 35 or the 60 amp version.
35 should work, the 60 sounds like a real safe bet.
I'm not sure if I should go for the 35 or the 60 amp version.
35 should work, the 60 sounds like a real safe bet.
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#8
Thanks!
Brian told me the 60's are sold out til friday, but he thinks the 35A will be perfectly fine.
I sent him a link to the SilveradoSS site, showing a melted 40A fuse holder, and told him I trust his discretion...
Brian told me the 60's are sold out til friday, but he thinks the 35A will be perfectly fine.
I sent him a link to the SilveradoSS site, showing a melted 40A fuse holder, and told him I trust his discretion...
#9
Originally Posted by marc_w
Thanks!
Brian told me the 60's are sold out til friday, but he thinks the 35A will be perfectly fine.
I sent him a link to the SilveradoSS site, showing a melted 40A fuse holder, and told him I trust his discretion...
Brian told me the 60's are sold out til friday, but he thinks the 35A will be perfectly fine.
I sent him a link to the SilveradoSS site, showing a melted 40A fuse holder, and told him I trust his discretion...


