Sparked Innovations FANNIE Manuale utente

FANNIE

User Manual Fannie v1.0

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User Manual

English

INTRODUCTION

WARNING

Fannie is the first 12V cooling fan specifically designed

to cool car audio amplifiers. The low profile form factor

and wide airflow cross-section allows for a flat channel

of air to flow across amplifier heat sinks. Fannie offers

simple positive and negative input power and can

handle up to 18VDC.

Sparked Innovations recommends that you have a qualied 12-volt

technician or specialist install your Fannie. Any deviation from these

installation guidelines could cause damage to oneself, your Fannie,

vehicle, or accessories. Damage caused due to improper installation

is not covered under warranty. Fannie is not waterproof; as a result,

Sparked Innovations does not recommend underhood or exterior

mounting. Externally mounting the unit may cause a person to suer

ridicule from friends and risks the possibility of becoming an internet

meme.

1. Disconnect the vehicle’s Negative (-) Battery Terminal from the Negative (-) Battery Post to

reduce the risk of sparks ying

2. Choose an interior mounting location for your Fannie

3. Check and double check what’s behind your mounting surface before drilling to avoid

screwing into wires or fuel tanks

4. Mount and secure your Fannie housing using four M4 or #8 screws

5. Select an appropriate gauge power wire to run from the Positive (+) Battery Post to your

Fannie. Minimum recommended wire gauge is 18 AWG (for runs up to 20ft)

6. Connect the Positive (+) Power Wire to the Positive (+) Battery Post

7. Install an Inline Fuse Holder on the Positive (+) Power Wire within 18 inches of the Positive

(+) Battery Post (leave the fuse out of the fuse holder until the installation is complete)

8. Connect the Ignition Wire to the Ignition terminal on your Fannie

9. Run the Positive (+) Power Wire from the Inline Fuse Holder to your Fannie

If running the Power Wire through the rewall or interior body panels of a vehicle,

be sure to use an appropriately sized grommet

10.Connect the Positive (+) Power Wire to the red wire of your Fannie

11.Find a clean Negative (-) Grounding Location to ground the Negative (-) Power Wire

We recommend grounding directly to the Negative (-) Battery Post, vehicle’s metal

body, or a bare metal spot on the chassis. The Negative (-) Power Wire length

should be as short as possible. Minimum recommended wire gauge is 18 AWG for

runs up to 20ft

12.Connect the Negative (-) Power Wire to the chosen Negative (-) Grounding Location

13.Run the Negative (-) Power Wire from the Negative (-) Grounding Location to your Fannie

14.Connect the Negative (-) Power Wire to the black wire of your Fannie

If running your Fannie on a switch, make sure the switch is rated at 5A or above.

Otherwise, run it to a relay that is rated at at least 5A. We recommend the use of a

Sparked Innovations RBX-4CH relay box for easy switching.

15.Double check all wiring and ensure your Fannie is secure.

16.Install an appropriately sized fuse into the Inline Fuse Holder on the Positive (+) Power

Wire near the Positive (+) Battery Post. Sparked Innovations recommends a 60~75A fuse.

17.Activate your Fannie . The LEDs will illuminate and the fans will start spinning!

INSTALLATION GUIDE

Running Power Wire

EXAMPLE SETUPS

1. Tall amplier with top and side heat sinks (e.g. Sundown SALT amps)

a. Fannnie will not be tall enough to reach the top heat sinks, therefore, utilize the

fastest air current to send air rushing down the length of the side heat sink.

The highest velocity air current

comes from Fannie’s far side. Be

sure to oset Fannie so the air blows

along the amp’s side heat sink.

b. Using optional stando brackets, Fannie can be raised to a desired height and send

air both alongside and across the top of the amplier’s heat sinks. This increases the

surface area that the air current is cooling, providing a more ecient exodus of hot air.

2. Low prole amp w/mainly side heat sinks (e.g. Incriminator I Series)

a. Utilize the fastest air current to send air rushing down the side heat sink.

The highest velocity air current

comes from Fannie’s far side. Be

sure to oset Fannie so the air blows

along the amp’s side heat sink.

b. Using optional stando brackets, Fannie can be raised to a desired height and send air

both alongside the heat sinks and across the top of the amplier. This increases the

surface area that the air current is cooling, providing a more ecient exodus of hot air.

3. Cooling two ampliers with one Fannie

a. Place your Fannie’s channel of air directly between both amliers. Be sure to

oset your Fannie from the centerline between the two amps since the air current

is not centered.

b. When grouping together two Fannies to cool two adjacent ampliers, place your

Fannies’ air channels so that they both ow down the outer side of each amplier.

Remember that your Fannie’s air current is not centered with the housing, so you will

have to oset it from the amplier’s centerline.

1-Year Limited Warranty

Sparked Innovations warranties this product to be free from

defects in material or workmanship for one (1) year following

the date of purchase, provided that the product is used in the

proper environment. This limited warranty does not cover

failures due to abuse, accidental damage, or when repairs

have been made or attempted by anyone other than Sparked

Innovations. A defective product meeting the warranty

conditions set forth herein will be replaced or repaired at the

discretion of Sparked Innovations.

Warranty service can be obtained in two (2) ways. Firstly,

the item can be returned to the dealer from which it was

originally purchased, within their designated time period

as stated in their return policies, for either replacement or

repair service. Secondly, the item can be shipped to Sparked

Innovations under warranty claim once a return authorization

is granted. To obtain a return authorization, simply email

Sparked Innovations at [email protected] for

warranty service.

This warranty does not apply to accessories. This product

is not intended for commercial use, and accordingly, such

commercial use of this product will void this warranty.

All other guarantees, expressed or implied, are hereby

disclaimed.

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