Davies Craig 8002 Electric Water Pump & Fan Digital Controller Kit

Davies Craig

Electric Water Pump & Fan Digital Controller Kit

8002

SOLD AS EACH

 

The EWP/Fan Digital Controller will manage the operation of your chosen EWP by varying the speed of your pump in response to coolant temperature and manage control of your electric Thermatic Fan, No need for a separate thermal switch

 

ELECTRIC WATER PUMP (EWP) & FAN DIGITAL CONTROLLER KIT (PART #8002)

Provides optimum control of Davies, Craig 12 / 24 Volt Electric Water Pumps and Electric Fans. Suits EWP80, EWP115, EWP130, EWP150, Thermatic / Electric Fans and billeted style Electric Water Pumps.

The controller offers enhanced appearance, slimmer and the seven-pin plug is safely tucked away, out of sight at the base of the Controller.  It has 2 mounting options:

• Bracket
• Nylon Plate

 

The EWP/Fan Digital Controller has two specific functions:

• Will manage the operation of the EWP by varying the speed of the pump in response to the coolant temperature
• Manage control of your electric engine fan.

 

The Controller has a push-button to lock in any temperature from 40°C (104°F) to 110°C (230°F). It’s recommended you set/target the Controller to closely match your engine’s existing thermostat temperature.

The Digital Controller will operate the engine’s electric fan automatically once the engine has reached +3°C (+5.4°F) above the targeted / set temperature. Another significant benefit is that the Controller allows the EWP® & Fan to run on after ignition shutdown for either 3 minutes or -10°C (-14°F) of set set / target temperature to eliminate heat soak.

Sensor Wire Length: 250cm, Increase to 380cm (Oct 2020)

 

KIT CONTENTS

• 1 EWP Digital Controller Assembly  1
• 2 Wiring Harness (includes 10AMP fuse)                1
• 3 Temp Sensor 1/4 NPT  1
• 4 In-Line Adaptor (35mm ends - hose size fitting)                1
• 5 Hose Clamps   2
• 6 Ring Terminal  1
• 7 Rubber Sleeves 3mm (Increase In-Line Adaptor to fit hose size 38mm)
• *For larger hose size, you will need 6mm sleeves (Part #18511) which will increase adaptor to fit hose size 41~42mm *not in kit*2
• 8 Mounting Options: Nylon Plate, Bracket             3
• 9 Instructions     1
• 10 Sensor Instructions     1

 

The contrasting black & white screen and comprehensive diagnostic menu of engine cooling management at a glance includes;

• Numerical LCD exhibiting real-time numerical on-going engine & targeted/set temperatures
• Flashing EWP logo signifying pump pulse, width, modulation (PWM) operation and delivering the desired coolant flow through the engine
• Individual, adjustable targeted/set temperatures from 40°C (104°F) to 110°C (230°F)
• Rotating Davies Craig Thermatic Fan symbol indicating fan operation (which automatically engages at +3ºC (+37.4ºF) above the set/targeted coolant temperature.)
• Your set/targeted temperature can now be held in memory if the battery is disconnected.
• Override feature to assist with EWP bleeding operation.
• Voltage output.

 

A suite of self-diagnostic ‘test’ functions are still on offer that identify and deliver visual and audible warnings enabling simple trouble-shooting if a system problem is evident. An audible alarm will sound when;

• Coolant temperature doesn’t exceed 40ºC (104ºF) within 5 mins of start-up.
• Coolant exceeds +10ºC (+50ºF) of set/targeted temperature.
• Coolant temperature exceeds 100ºC (212ºF).
• Voltage supply is either too high or too low.
• EWP error.
• Temperature Sensor error.

 

The LCD EWP/Fan Digital Controller will manage the operation of your chosen EWP or billeted electric water pump by varying the pump’s speed and subsequent coolant flow in response to engine coolant temperature, as well as manage the thermal control of your electric Thermatic engine Fan/s.

The EWP/Fan Digital Controller becomes the engine’s new ‘thermostat’ and now has individual targeted temperature settings from 60°C (140°F) to 110°C (212°F). Programmed by simply pushing a button and holding down to set!

In combination with a Davies, Craig Thermatic Fan, or other electric engine fans, the temperature of the engine’s cooling system can be more precisely controlled. The EWP®/Fan Digital Controller will also operate the EWP after ignition/engine shutdown, circulating coolant and rapidly dissipating heat more efficiently to avoid heat-soak.

If the engine temperature cools below the targeted/set temperature, the EWP/Fan Digital Controller will step back from full system voltage back to 12 or 6 volt operation and revert to pulse width modulation (PWM) mode when highway cruising.

Major advances to the updated LCD EWP®/Fan Digital Controller are;

Temperature setting is a simple push-button adjustment. Individual set/target temperature options commencing at 60°C to 100ºC (212ºF). The EWP/Fan Digital Controller is factory set at 85ºC (185ºF).

To eliminate heat-soak, a built in automatic time-out feature allows the EWP to circulate engine coolant for up to 3 minutes or till coolant temperate is reduced to -10◦C (-14F) below the set/targeted temperature to eliminate heat-soak after engine shut-down. 

 

Temperature Thermal Sensor - can be mounted into the thermostat housing, top radiator hose or top of the radiator or engine block near the engine coolant outlet.

The LCD EWP/Fan Digital Controller weighs only 90 grams (3.2oz) and can be easily and conveniently mounted anywhere in the driving compartment.

The LCD EWP/Fan Digital Controller can be left at the factory-set 85ºC (185ºF), offering smarter engine warm up and enhanced engine management of the vehicle’s cooling system. Many drivers may prefer to select a higher set point for an even quicker warm-up and greater economy, switching to a cooler engine setting when full power is required. It’s that simple.

Davies, Craig’s updated LCD EWP/Fan Digital Controller continues to be a premium quality product ensuring its increasing range of EWPs will exhibit the ultimate engine cooling experience. The LCD EWP/Fan Controller was designed and developed right here in Australia! The Digital Controller, an EWP and electric Thermatic engine fan/s are three excellent examples of ingenious Australian innovation and design.