Power
| Output current |
3000 mA |
| Input voltage |
5/12 V |
| Rated power |
36 W |
Performance
| Speed control range |
0 - 9990 RPM |
| Temperature alarm |
Y |
| Temperature range (T-T) |
0 - 100 °C |
| Temperature sensor |
Y |
Design
| Channels quantity |
4 channels |
| Built-in display |
Y |
| Display type |
VFD |
5/12 V, SATA, 3 A/36 W, 4 channels, 0 - 9990 RPM, 0 - 100°C
The new Kaze Master Flat II fan controller unit inherits the "flat" front from its' predecessor - clear of obstructing knobs or buttons - but passing on on the hinged display cover for even easier access.Controls are kept to the minimum, while the display - which can be switched off - has been changed from LCD to an even clearer VFD. Voltage regulation of each channel has seen a revision and update to handle higher performance output - capability per channel is now 3A (36 watt) - outperforming the predecessor by three times. This clearly widens operation possibilites of the fan controller, as more than one high-performing fan can be controlled over a single channel.Various safety and alarm features also have not been forgotten when designing the new Kaze Master Flat II.
Improved Voltage Regulation
At the core of the improvements lies the enhanced voltage regulation for each channel - every single one can be loaded with a max 3A. High performance fans or a number of fans can be regulated by a single channel respectively.
VFD-Display
The high-contrast VFD-Display, which can be switched off completely, indicates the temperartue and rpms well, and is also clearly readable in bright surroundings.
Flat Design
With absolutely no components "sticking out" of the front, the design of the new Kaze Master Flat II seemlessly integrates - making compatibility issues with "front-door" cases a matter of the past.
Alarm Function
The unit comes with an acoustic and optical warning function in cases of fan failure or overheating - with the user being able to set the desired warning range between 50°C and 90°C in 1 degree increments.With the pushbutton, the alarm sound is temporarily switched off, or alternatively switched off permanently by applying the jumper switch.
Spin Up Voltage
The adjustable voltage range is between 3.7 to 12 volts. But as fans tend to have problems to "get going" in the lower ranges, this function ensures a 12 volt supply right from the start before settling down to the user`s set, desired voltage.
Power Feed Control
In case the Kaze Master Flat II detects no fan movement for 10 seconds, for safety reasons the power supply to the fan in question will be cut automatically. In this way, the risk of damage to the fan or the fan controller is kept to the minimum. Power supply is easily reset afterwards.
