What amp does the hayden 3817 draw at top draw? I am going to mount two 3817 on my trk and the only two hayden fan control for two main fans draws 30 amps I cannot find what a havden 3817 draws at full power any help would be greatful!
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From Haydens data sheet on 3817: 17 amps on low speed, 23.5 amps on high speed. You should probably have two controllers since they need to be fused separately but you could run them both from the same temperature sensor to trigger ON/OFF.
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I do not know, it was the better one listed for my application. You could possibly find out at the Hayden website. It would also vary with mounting location due to the amount of and temperature of the air moving across the cooler.
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My unit fan runs continuously no matter what the setting. I never hear the compressor kick in.I am concerned about my electric bill also. How did any of you speak to a representative? All I got was to e-mail them and I have not heard back. Right now I am trying to use the bucket and see if shuts off when the bucket is full. What is a good setting for a large basement? I would appreciate any help.
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Thiz amp is very power hungry...I got it hook to a kinetiK HC 800 and 600 ..it will push 1 p3 about 90% . realistically the amp is 500 watts rms. its a good amp for the price so I got 2. 1 for each sub. I had a rockford t500 Amp but the ac4000 have a lil more power for half the cost.. u can't go wrong.
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Hi Mr. James. I just got home to check out your predicament, and I can say that I arrived at close to the same conclusion. I set my fan to manually run at max and there is a visual disconnect though the Precision X HUD. The meter says my fan is running at max, but the digital readout on PX says it's only at 80%. That's not exactly what you're reading (75%)...but it looks like the same issue. For comparison sake I took the other fan software and did the same thing to see if I noticed the same issue.... and I did. For some reason all the Fan software I use say the max is 80%. What I found out after looking into it more was that EVGA apparently puts a limit on the max speed you can run their fans using external controllers. I do not know if the card itself will push the fans above 80%, but it seems that when using other software, that is the max. ...even so. Whether your fan is running at a true 75% top speed or the actual max speed, I find that my fan on max keeps things cooled to about 40-44c...which is well below maximum temps. Hope that helps! (on a side note, I've read that you want to keep these cards at 70c or cooler in order not to lose any clock speed. Supposedly, once they hit 70c the card throttles back the clock until temps are below 70)
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Currently I use a variety of amps depending on the venue. My main amp is a 50 watt Carvin Bel Air 2x12 combo. Tiubes are always good. Sometimes when space and the venue allows I'll run a second Carvin, an SX100 100 watt combo so I can get stereo (only I hear it but it's fun) and when I do a solo gig I'll just run directly into the mixer in stereo. My main speakers are a pair of Yamaha 12". That system is powered by a Phonic power amp @500 watts per side. Mostly though it's the Carvin Bel Air. The cool thing about the Zoom is that you can edit on the fly so if a room doesn't sound that good you can adjust eq to compensate. Everything I've played this thing through sounds great so far. Hope this helps. Currently I use a variety of amps depending on the venue. My main amp is a 50 watt Carvin Bel Air 2x12 combo. Tiubes are always good. Sometimes when space and the venue allows I'll run a second Carvin, an SX100 100 watt combo so I can get stereo (only I hear it but it's fun) and when I do a solo gig I'll just run directly into the mixer in stereo. My main speakers are a pair of Yamaha 12". That system is powered by a Phonic power amp @500 watts per side. Mostly though it's the Carvin Bel Air. The cool thing about the Zoom is that you can edit on the fly so if a room doesn't sound that... » Read More Currently I use a variety of amps depending on the venue. My main amp is a 50 watt Carvin Bel Air 2x12 combo. Tiubes are always good. Sometimes when space and the venue allows I'll run a second Carvin, an SX100 100 watt combo so I can get stereo (only I hear it but it's fun) and when I do a solo gig I'll just run directly into the mixer in stereo. My main speakers are a pair of Yamaha 12". That system is powered by a Phonic power amp @500 watts per side. Mostly though it's the Carvin Bel Air. The cool thing about the Zoom is that you can edit on the fly so if a room doesn't sound that good you can adjust eq to compensate. Everything I've played this thing through sounds great so far. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I don't remember if this amp is rated to 2 ohms. If it's not you'll cook it not matter how many fans you put in there. To answer your power questions, 2 ohms puts out about double the power compared to 4 ohms if I'm not mistaking. Also you need to make sure the speaker can run at 2 ohms. In short if your stuff is rated at 2 ohms and the amp can go down that low then you'll be happy. If nothing is rated for 2 ohms you'll be unhappy real fast.
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I'm running the Pioneer GM-D8604 400watts RMS 1200watts Max Mono Amp-Pioneer GM-D8601 800watts RMS 1600watts Max. Max watts mean nothing, always look at RMS watts. I tested my amps to see what they are really doing in watts. My GM-D8604 is putting out 487watts and my GM-D8601 is doing 860watts... I have no problems with getting hot and I'm running at 2ohms. Yeah they are good amps.
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Fan works very well and not much noise at all has never offered to run hot even with ac on hot days in town I had no luck with the relay controler it lasted about 2 weeks but it was not a Zirgo hope this helps you out that was a hayden controller.
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To be sure just check the output on the speed controller (in this case 15 amp) and make sure the fans doesn't exceed 15 amps. More than likely the fan will not come close to 15 amps. I don't see this fan drawing more than 1 or 2 amps.
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If you bridge it to get 150 watts you need to use an 8ohm speaker or it will overheat. I used up the 5.1 A&B speakers on a Yamaha to power surround and an additional B set of speakers in a pool cabana. I have this set up as a third 2 channel amp to power a set of Bose outdoor in ground speakers which are 4ohms each. So far it has worked very well. It's in an enclosed cabinet and the internal fan does turn on when the weather is warm or I have it cranks up. You don't hear any fan noise unless you get close. So I do know it builds up heat. The auto power off and on is a very nice feature.
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I have a set of 10" fans on my 36 chev. They both draw about 12 amps each. So a single is 12 amps dual should aprox, 25 amps .at 14 volts .measured during alternator charging.
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I don't actually have this on I have the 300x4 and ive put it threw some hell... I had 4 pioneer 6x9's 2 4-ways and 2 5-ways they hit so hard they had the mirrors on my truck shaking. then I put 2 rf p2 12's and it never over heated then ran those same 12's bridged all at 4 ohms and it never got to hot.. just make sure where ever you put it it has at least an inch above and beneath for some ventilation
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Just a note these controllers wont do zip when the input amps are below 15. The two Panels most likely will not enough to fire is up. DM 145 Watt panel crank out on;y 7.7 each amps on a good day. I Bought this CC and had an electrician (Who Wasnt Cheep) confirm this about the CC. Dont get me wrone thee CC will work but you will need to put three 124 watt panels on it. If you want a CC controller that will do the two with ease. Check out the HF CC 30 amp 500 watt CC by thunderbolt. Its about the same amout of cash on amazon. Good luck on your decision.PS If you go with this one the manual stinks. Learn chinese Just a note these controllers wont do zip when the input amps are below 15. The two Panels most likely will not enough to fire is up. DM 145 Watt panel crank out on;y 7.7 each amps on a good day. I Bought this CC and had an electrician (Who Wasnt Cheep) confirm this about the CC. Dont get me wrone thee CC will work but you will need to put three 124 watt panels on it. If you want a CC controller that will do the two with ease. Check out the HF CC 30 amp 500 watt CC by thunderbolt. Its about the same amout of cash on amazon. Good luck on your decision.PS If you go with this one the... » Read More Just a note these controllers wont do zip when the input amps are below 15. The two Panels most likely will not enough to fire is up. DM 145 Watt panel crank out on;y 7.7 each amps on a good day. I Bought this CC and had an electrician (Who Wasnt Cheep) confirm this about the CC. Dont get me wrone thee CC will work but you will need to put three 124 watt panels on it. If you want a CC controller that will do the two with ease. Check out the HF CC 30 amp 500 watt CC by thunderbolt. Its about the same amout of cash on amazon. Good luck on your decision.PS If you go with this one the manual stinks. Learn chinese « Show Less
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If you hook them up to separate channels, your only getting 440watts per size (stereo). If you run it in bridged-mono, and run your two 8ohm speakers in parallel, you create a 4ohm load, which is supposed to pull 3000watts from it. I run two 18" subs with it, and it does pretty awesome. But is it REALLY putting out 3,000watts......? I highly doubt it. Still, a great little amp for the money.
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I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the same. What amp head are you considering? I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the... » Read More I would say anything from 100 watts to 600 watts. I have run mine with a Gallien Kruger 700RB and also a Hartke 350. They can handle a high powered head, but I would recommend you start out at very low volume and not to blow them out. With my GK, I am now running a Seimic 4x10, and in a club setting, rarely have I had it over a 2 on the master volume. Tone is killer. Have also used my 2x10 with a 15" in another cab and sounded great that way too. One advantage to having a pair of 2x10's is the weight and ease of moving it. My 4x10 is heavy in comparison, but they sound pretty much the same. What amp head are you considering? « Show Less
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i tried to figure that out myself. i thought it might be the watts or the fan size but after researching, it wasn't that. i love the one that i got! it works great and fast! sorry i couldn't give you the answer you were looking for, but i couldn't find the answer either. i would have called excalibur, but i got a fantastic deal on the one from amazon and just bought it.