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Thread: Dual Spal Fans issue
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08-29-2010 #21
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For long drives, I would suggest against running your fans off the battery-the constant surge of the on/off cyclign every 15 seconds is not gonna keep a good charge on that battery. The remote voltage sensing has a hard time trying to maintain system voltage when things are powered off the battery. You should run your main power leads from the alt. charging post via a remote common power junction that is not re-settable. batteries need to store voltage/power, not supply it.
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09-28-2022 #22
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Originally Posted by TERMN8OR
Probably a long shot, but does anyone have the second page of this wiring diagram shown here (the pictorial with the connection to the trinary switch)? I've scoured the net and can't seem to find it (quoted from the previous page)
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09-28-2022 #23
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Do a Google image search on Trinary Switch Wiring. Vintage Air has one out there. I'm not near a PC, but I just pulled it up....
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09-28-2022 #24
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I ended up calling SPAL and they sent me a scan, and I added some color to it.
Any idea what the little yellow boxes are supposed to be (near the fans) in the previous pic?
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10-05-2022 #25
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Those are likely the disconnect/connect plugs.
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