Solve the Mystery: Fan Controller Info Needed

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The discussion revolves around identifying a specific fan controller, with users seeking information on its model. One participant shares a datasheet link that matches the controller in question, confirming its accuracy. Another user reveals their search strategy, using the term "KTS-011" to find relevant information. The exchange highlights the importance of precise keywords in online searches for technical components. Overall, the conversation successfully leads to identifying the fan controller and sharing useful search tips.
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Looking for info on this thermostat that controls a fan
Does anybody have any info on this fan controller? I don't even know what to Google, because I don't know what that second character is. Any help?
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Yes!! That's looks just like it. Thank you! How did you find it?
 
Ah you keyed on that KTS-011. I didn't think of that. Thanks again.
 
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