Can use this one to reduce the speed of a 12 volt 5 amp blower, to 6 or less? thanks
905459
Yes you can reduce the voltage to 6 volts or yes. But some motors will not start at that voltage.
1258963
It would work but only for about 30 min or less at top speed. Look for something closer to 100ah. It's heavier but lasts much longer
637507
This will work with Induction type motors, it will cut the speed. We used it to cut the speed on a dryer rack, no problem.
284587
Yes. If you have a 36 or 48 volt golf cart it effectively reduces the voltage to output 12V.
354314
for use in 12 volt app I would stay below 10 amps note the small feeder wires I use this for several draw devices
2047573
This is a great little blower, glad I bought it. I use it for all lighter duty blowing - patio, garage, short driveway areas. A 6 yr old battery doesn't have much life left in it. And using less voltage than an electric motor is designed for generally causes overheating. The 20v battery it comes with fits in a very specifically sized opening on the blower as well. Bottom line? Take the 18v battery to the recycler and enjoy your new 20v blower.
1599728
I believe it draws just under 1 amp at 12 volts. I am running 4 of them on the property with a 12 volt class 2 transformer. At 6 volts it will pull 1.1 amps.
2233166
Scott. I used this unit for the RPM feature thus far on a 12v system. I have not used it on a 6v system. So I can't give you a positive answer. Sorry
1174964
Hmm.. I would have said no due to the size of the motor but if you search Amazon for fan speed controller they have at least one that will handle up to 15 amps
1946297
Yes to reduce the amps used in the circuit u could use the 240v circuit. It comes with the standard 120v plug.
371859
I was using this to control a cooling fan on a fifth wheel refrigerator. Had no problems with using it on 12VDC.
2024778
No. This is a low power device, i.e. 2 Amps max, for small 120 VAC motors like overhead fans and such. I use it to control the speed of a small meat grinder, which it does well. It performs best with brush type motors and OK with small shaded pole type (as found in small appliances). A large house fan (e.g. 1 hp or so) like yours is a 240 VAC induction type motor which this kind of regulator will not work well on even if it could handle the power.
1357291
As this is a single 12v dc 21 w globe you can use a low amperage fuse such as 5 amp. Hope this helps.
599910
I think you should buy a voltage reducer for a 36 volt golf cart. Also, this was kind of cheap and didn't last long, you may want to spend a little more $ and get a better one.
412979
The switch on this blower could be bought where electrical swtiches are sold, make sure you check the watts/voltage on blower to purchase correct switch. Good Luck.
634220
I do not believe this will work for your application. I don't think relays will respond correctly to only 6 volts
2058314
Yes, i used a watt meter and the draw at full speed was 58 watts, turned down to lowest was 38 watts. I use it on an air filter unit and it traps more dust on the lower speed. The higher speed without the speed controller just blew dust around, and trapped less dust.