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Is there a way to set the radiator fan turn-on temperature to a lower set point?

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Old 05-09-2016 | 09:11 PM
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PID as in Proportional + Integral + Derivative?
Yes. PID is a more sophisticated control mechanism when compared to on/off circuits/systems.
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Yes. PID is a more sophisticated control mechanism when compared to on/off circuits/systems.
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Originally Posted by jchapura
Yes. PID is a more sophisticated control mechanism when compared to on/off circuits/systems.
Yes, I know. I drive P-cars today in part because of adopting it for HVAC control loops in the early '80s using Andover Controls DDC controllers back when the majors were limited to on/off control.
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I did find a partial wiring diagram. I did find a reference that said the fan speed was "infinitely variable". Couple that with the drawing and I think it's safe to say the voltage is varying across the terminals to control speed. If I could only find the full speed max voltage, I could cobble in a switch that feeds that voltage (and even cut out the controller controlled feed; but the computer might notice that)...




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