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What are Radiator cooling Fans?
Radiator cooling fans are a type of heat exchangers. When engine burns, it produces much heat causing the vehicle parts to become hot. Radiator cooling fans are specially designed to allow the car engine to maintain a cool temperature. The radiator cooling fans have four to six blades that work rapidly that provide sufficient air to keep the engine cool.
How does radiator cooling fan work?
Radiator cooling fan cannot work on it's own. It works efficiently with the help of different supporting parts. Some radiator cooling fans are controlled with the help of engine computer while others work on the basis of a thermostatic switch. They are specially designed to transfer heat released blown through it by the fan. The fan is designed in such a way that it automatically turns on when the temperature of the engine goes above a set point. Similarly it stops when the temperature goes back to normal.
Radiator cooling fans are placed between the engine and the radiator to transfer heat from the radiator and keep it cool. If you feel that your radiator fan is not working with par. You can replace your existing radiator fan with a high performance radiator fan for better cooling.
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Can i wire a spdt toggle switch to an extension cord?
On the toggle switch is says that its 6A _125VAC. Will that with stand 120 volts and can i wire it to an extension cord?
Yes that switch will work fine, but be very careful. The switch should be mounted in some type of housing. You don't want the switch contacts to be exposed in any way because they will have live voltage on them. It would be far easier and safer to just go out and get a cheap power strip with a switch and plug the extension cord into that. You would then use the power strip as your switch - very easy.
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