

| Subject: | Re: PWM controller , was Water Cooler System Design Flaw Workaround? |
| From: | Alistair Bell |
| Date: | Sun, 25 Apr 2010 08:03:35 -0700 |
my rad fan is 450 W if that helps alistair PS i dont see the point in a pwm controlled fan, I would concentrate in a more sophisticated temperature interpretation, ie a PID controller... monitor rate of temp change to that fan can keep on top of things... but you know, my experience of the fans in real life is that they come on, cool the van down and go off.... seem to work fine :) On 25-Apr-10, at 2:07 AM, Tom Hargrave wrote: Interesting - we use a PWM controller in our stir plate design. It uses a 12 VDC supply but I don't know if it would handle the current drawn by the fan motor. The ideal solution would be a PWM controller that changes the fan speed based on coolant temperature - ours does not do that but one could be designed that does. Tom www.stir-plate.com
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