Fan Temperature Controller, ICSTATION DC 12V PWM 4-Wire Fan Speed Controller Module with Temperature Probe Digital Display Temperature Controlled Governor for 3A Fan PC

Features

• Fan Speed Regulator: This device is a 4 wire temperature-controlled fan speed regulator that allows for automatic or manual adjustment of fan speed based on temperature readings. It features a digital display showing both the current temperature and the fans rotational speed in RPM (revolutions per minute). The system helps maintain optimal cooling performance and energy efficiency by increasing fan speed as temperatures rise and reducing speed when cooling demand is lower.
• X100RPM: The RPM (rotations per minute) is displayed in units of 100 RPM, which allows it to accommodate and clearly show the speeds of high-performance fans, this makes it particularly suitable for industrial or specialized applications that utilize high-RPM fans. The maximum readable value on the display is 300 100 RPM 30,000 RPM, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of fan types.
• 2 Control Modes: The device offers both manual and automatic fan speed control modes, giving users flexibility to adapt to various cooling needs and environments. This dual-mode system provides an ideal balance between user control and intelligent automation.
• Temperature Probe: To ensure accurate thermal regulation, the fan controller is equipped with a 42cm (16.54 inch) temperature probe. This probe continuously senses the surrounding temperature and sends real-time data to the controller, which is then shown on the digital display. The extended cable length provides flexibility in sensor placement, allowing users to position the probe closer to heat-sensitive components or areas where precise temperature monitoring is needed. Temperature probe parameters: NTC10KB 3590
• Note: This controller only controls the fan speed adjustment controlled by a 4-wire PWM signal. The signal specification is 25KHZ 5V. It cannot control the speed regulation of 2-3 wire fans. The working voltage must be equal to the fan voltage.