Reply to "electric heater control valve"

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Originally posted by David_Nunn:
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Originally posted by JFB #05177:
David...
Do you recall with the 4 port if the "slide" provided a linear amount of heat control or was it more of a curve due to the mixing at 1/2 open/closed positions.

The potentiometer that controls the 4 port electronic heater control valve is a 5K Ohm, linear taper pot. The 2 port valve uses a 10K Ohm, linear taper pot.

When I did mine I measured the included potentiometer and it was a 0-4.7Kohm. The EZGO setup has a 5Kohm potentiometer which was close enough especially since it is 300ohms over. Works great.

Steve

5/28/1412:38 PM

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