Description
Model: 32-E117
Key Features
- High visibility LED screen
- IP65 dust-tight & water resistant rating
- Compatible with all SPAL electric fans
- Programmable fan ON/OFF temperatures
- Variable-speed PWM control for brushless fans
- Controls multiple fans from one controller
- A/C activation settings
- Voltage monitoring
- Sensor-loss fail-safe protection
Kit Contents
Includes:
- Programmable Controller
- Wiring Harness
- Temperature Sensor
- Butt Splices
Take complete control of your cooling system with the DeWitts #32-E117 Digital Fan Controller - the most user-friendly and versatile electric fan controller available for performance, street rod, restomod, and custom cooling applications.
The #32-E117 kit includes the programmable controller, wiring harness, and temperature sensor, giving you everything needed for a clean, professional installation.
Designed to work with brushed or brushless electric fans, the controller offers unmatched flexibility and is compatible with most major aftermarket fan manufacturers. It operates flawlessly with all SPAL brushed and brushless fans and can control multiple fans from a single controller.
Note: SPAL's brushless fans CANNOT be activated with a relay/switch setup. The brushless fans require a negative PWM signal, which you cannot get from a traditional fan relay kit. If your fan controller or ECM CANNOT provide a PWM signal, then we recommend using our wiring and #32-E117 Fan Controller.
Specifications
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Specification |
Details |
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Part Number |
32-E117 |
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Fan Compatibility |
Brushed and Brushless Electric Fans |
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Fan Capacity |
Multiple Fans |
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Temperature Programming |
User Programmable |
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Control Type |
Variable-Speed PWM |
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A/C Integration |
Yes |
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Voltage Monitoring |
Yes |
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Fail Safe Protection |
Sensor-Loss Override |
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Includes Wiring Harness |
Yes |
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Includes Temperature Sensor |
Yes |
Brushed Fans
Brushed Fan Control
For traditional brushed electric fans, the #32-E117 allows you to easily program the exact temperatures at which your fans turn ON and OFF, providing precise cooling control and reducing unnecessary fan operation.
Click here for the Brushed Fan Instructions!
Brushless Fans
Advanced Brushless Fan Control
When used with brushless fans, the controller provides true variable-speed operation. Simply program your desired Low Temperature Soft Start and Full Power High Temperature. The controller will automatically ramp fan speed up and down between these temperature points, delivering smooth, efficient cooling while reducing noise and electrical load.
Click here for Brushless Fan Instructions!
FAQ
Note: SPAL's brushless fans CANNOT be activated with a relay/switch setup. The brushless fans require a negative PWM signal, which you cannot get from a traditional fan relay kit. If your fan controller or ECM CANNOT provide a PWM signal, then we recommend using our wiring and #32-E117 Fan Controller
What is PWM Control?
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) is a variable-speed control signal that allows brushless fans to operate at any speed between off and 100% power. Instead of turning the fan completely on and off like a traditional relay system, PWM control continuously adjusts fan speed based on engine temperature. This results in quieter operation, reduced electrical load, longer fan life, and more consistent cooling performance.
The DeWitts #32-E117 Fan Controller provides the negative PWM signal required by SPAL brushless fans, allowing the controller to smoothly ramp fan speed from a programmed low-temperature soft start to full power at a programmed high-temperature setting.
Unlike conventional relay fan kits, which only provide full ON/OFF operation, PWM control delivers precise variable-speed fan management for maximum cooling efficiency and performance.
Where should I install my temperature sensor?
In order to get the most accurate reading on your controller, ensure that the temperature sensor is stored in a hot coolant location. These locations include: the thermostat housing, intake manifold near water outlet, cylinder head, near radiator inlet or in the upper radiator hose.
California Proposition 65 Statement
