SKU: 66616508965

Breezeasy 3 Fan System with Converter for Gas & Electric Carts

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Breezeasy 3 Fan System with Converter for Gas & Electric CartsPRODUCT DESCRIPTION Introducing the new and improved Breezeasy 3 automotive style fan blower system. Now equipped with an in line voltage reducer and quick disconnects for easy installation on all 12 48 volt gas or electric vehicles. Additional updates include an upgraded mosfet controller, improved sealing, and added drainage holes for improved durability and moisture protection. Features: Built in converter for installation on carts 12 48 volt

Introducing the new and improved Breezeasy 3 automotive style fan/blower system. Now equipped with an in-line voltage reducer and quick disconnects for easy installation on all 12-48 volt gas or electric vehicles. Additional updates include an upgraded mosfet controller, improved sealing, and added drainage holes for improved durability and moisture protection.

Features:


  • Built in converter for installation on carts 12-48 volt
  • Variable speed controller
  • Universal mounting brackets included for flexible installation
  • Dual air inlets deliver 310-Cubic feet of air every minute
  • Includes full color instructions and all required hardware
  • Two automotive style adjustable louvered vents
  • Improved moisture protection for extra durability

Tech Tip:

  • All electrical accessories such as Headlight & Taillight kits, fans, & Audio equipment operate on a 12 volt input
  • For 36/48-volt electric carts we highly recommend the use of a voltage converter
  • Voltage converters will take the entire 36/48-volt battery pack and drop the voltage down to the operational 12 volts
  • Only wiring a couple of batteries out of the battery pack to achieve that 12 volts will result in damage to those batteries and shortening the life of the pack
  • For 36/48-volt electric carts we highly recommend the use of a voltage converter:
    • For Single Accessory: 13-084 (*sold separately)
    • For Multiple Accessory: 13-030 / 13-034 (*sold separately)

Make
                                  UNIVERSAL
Unit
                                 EA
Make Model Year Power
                                 UNIVERSAL UNIVERSAL BOTH Current Current
Freight Type
                                Standard XL Freight

 

 

OEM Manufacturer & Part Number
ACC-1548 RH
ACC-1512 RH

 

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