brand new in box troyer e-fan controller. part#16759. did not use.dry probe adjustable temp, dual operation. tired of looking at this in my garage. make me an offer.

 

how would this compare to the dccontrol one?
http://www.dccontrol.com/fancontrol.htm

 

cant find that part on the tryoer website either

 

Hmmm ...

===> http://www.troyerperformance.com/cgi...ogno=PPI-DEFCD

This is the only dual fan dry probe unit they sell -

The sinlge fan unit is only for 170 degree t'stat use and is of limited adjustability : http://www.troyerperformance.com/cgi...alogno=PPI-SFC. I don't think it's this one...

Here is the original unit #16759 - it's actually a Derale part - and it is for a single fan - so, some confusion here, OP.
It will drive 2 fans as long as the current limit is not exceeded. TP's dual efan kits came with 2 of these for redundant operation - one per fan: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/DER-16759/

And - there is NO comparison with the DCControls hardware. DC Control's 2sp version and the FK-50p will drive very high current fans like Mark VIII's Taurus, etc directly. Plus - the FK-50p is a variable speed device, with soft-start and a host of othe features.

OP / seller needs to confirm - 1 or 2 relays?

MGD

 

yes the dc control is a better unit. this is from Troyer and will run dual fans as long as total continous amperage draw does not exceed 30 amps. I do recomend that you run 2 controllers for a dual fan set-up. This was sent to me by mistake by troyer and then charged me for it and would not take it back, that is why I have this for sale. thanks for looking.

 

So can you confirm this one will run a Mark VIII fan?? - if so, please let em know as I have the mark viii fan in my garage awaiting install.

cheers

 

I am not familar with what the mark VIII fan is pulling for amps, but if it doesn't pull more than 30 amps continously it definately will work. I will try to find out what it pulls and let you know what I find out. Thanks for looking.