Changing to 180 Degree T-Stat

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  • Under Section: Environment
  • Name: Scalar


  • Description:

If you change your T-Stat from the STOCK 200 degree one, to an after market 180 degree one, you can adjust your fan ON/OFF temps.


  • Use:

There are a ton of different fields that you can change and they are all in Celsius,(so you'll need to do a quick conversion) such as "AC OFF LOW SPEED LOW FAN ON", which means with the A/C is off at a low speed, when will the low speed fan turn on. "AC ON HIGH MPH HIGH FAN ON", which would be with the A/C on going fast at what temp will the high speed fan turn on. There is also a few other fields called "AC OFF LOW MPH LOW SPEED OFF TEMP DROP", which is saying, with the A/C off, and the low fan speed on, how much does the temp have to drop until the low speed fan turns off.


Screen shot: This is a modified table for a 180 degree t-stat.

Image:180tstat.JPG

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