Will this work as speed controller for an Ostberg CK6C / CK6 duct fan?
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It should be able to; the CK6C and CK6 show in the the tech specs on the manufacturer Ostberg's website that they run at 1.09 Amps (the tech specs also show 120V, so you're fine there as well). I'm using it on a 1.1 A/120 V inline fan, and it works great. This Variac is rated for up to 3 Amps, 1-130 Volts.
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No, this motor is not designed to be used with a speed controller. It is very quiet and wouldn't need to be slowed down unless it moves to much air. In that case I'd buy the smaller 6" model.
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According to this very brief page from SmartThings it will https://support.smartthings.com/hc/en-us/articles/202294840-What-is-a-Leviton-3-Speed-Fan-Controller-
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The answer is, I don't know. This control performs differently with different tools, appliances, etc. It must depend on the type of inner electrical control of each tool, appliance, etc. I bought one to control the speed of a fan but it did not perform, it was either on or off even in the variable mode. I would go to the local electrical parts store and ask some questions before ordering.
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I don't think so. I believe your motor is an AC only motor which wouldn't be compatible with this speed controller designed for an AC/DC brush motor
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When I installed this fan I was looking for maximum air flow since it is in a large vinyl shed. It is a one speed on or off unit. The original instructions, as I recall, did not lead me to believe that it would operate with a speed controller, but to be certain would check with the manufacturer. Though this is not a complete answer to your question, hope it helps some what
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This will work if your fans are low amps. If they are industrial type high amps it will break fast.
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With a speed controller it can. http://www.amazon.com/SE-Electronic-Stepless-Speed-Controller/dp/B000HQAVNI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1353407444&sr=8-1&keywords=fan+speed+controller
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No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and sturdy. Good luck No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and... » Read More No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and sturdy. Good luck « Show Less
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Yes. The fan's speed will not be controlled by the onboard controller, rather the selection made on the switch. I would imagine the function is limited to the fan's controller b/c should the mobo controller drop the speed, while low/silent is selected, the fan may not receive enough juice to turn. If you're using several fans this is nice b/c even on molex the fans will be functioning at similar speeds w/o purchasing a controller, flipping the 5volt to 3volt or howling at higher rpm's.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that for you, I use it regulate the fan speed on my wood burning stove.
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This thermostat has a small controller that wires in between the fan and the wiring in your home. As long as that controller can be tucked in out of site behind the mounting shroud, you'll be okay. I believe it will work with most fans out there.
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Yes. The brand doesn't matter. Wiring it up correctly and it will work with the fan control.
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I have one & when the speed control switch knob is between settings the fan does not run. I suggest turning the knob to assure it is in the right position
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I set my fan on max and then removed the chains from it as this controller works great at controlling the speed of the fan from low to high. It has 4 speeds instead of the 3 most fans come with.
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Unable to answer the question. I am unfamiliar with the kind of fan. As long as you have somewhere to put the remote controller at the base of the fan yes this will work.
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The Duct Fan Speed Controller Adjuster by Active Air will work with this fan. Also, The Speedster - Variable Fan Speed Control from Sunlight Supply will as well.