can this blower be used with variable speed control
2066461
According to Granger Supply this blower (Not suitable for use with speed-controlled devices)
2066462
Yes. You will need to connect the variable speed switch in the hot wire going to the blower.
2066463
As far as I found out this blower comes two ways. 1TDR3 and 1TDR3 PSC. The PSC is a permanent split capacitor and can be used with a variable speed control. If it don't have the PSC after the blower # it can't be used with a speed control.
2066464
On the bottom of page 2 of the instructions that came with my blower it states "These blowers are not recommended for use with any type of speed control devices." The instructions do not state what would happen if one did.
965781
yes it does have variable speed and off/on switch. speed is controlled by a trigger .
78736
Thanks for your question. The model I have does not have the variable speed control, however changing speeds only takes a few moments so I've not missed having it. Hope this helps.
799101
I don't think so...it has a pull cord to turn it on and control the speed (low, medium, and high)
1036144
Yes, you can regulate the speed with power knob. I really enjoy this tool. I use it almost everyday in the shop.
710027
I use a PWM(Pulse Width Modulation) to control the speed. How this works it will pulse 12v at a set interval, set by a dial, and that is how the fan speed is controlled. This is what i used to control the speed RioRand Upgraded RRCCM6NSPC 150W 6V 12V 24V Reversing Switch Adjustable DC Motor Speed Controller PWM BUT to truly answer your question no, by it's self it does not run at variable speeds.
291021
This is the quietest fan I have ever used. I use it for cooling my Onkyo Home Theater receiver, which runs very warm. I just used a wall wart power supply to power it and haven't tried any speed control. I would think you can vary the speed by using a variable output DC power supply.
638234
It depends... as long as the current requirements don't exceed the rating of the relay contacts... you can control anything. Generally speaking if you are interfacing to the low voltage side of the HVAC control, you will 'likely' be in good shape. If you are trying to directly control the fan motor and have a need for a much higher current loads, then you will need to use a different relay, or a down-stream relay with higher current rated contacts.
2007149
Perhaps it can be done, but the motors are really not equipped for variable speed control. A really good motor-man or electrician might be able to figure it out. But you might also end up burning up the motor.
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.
372305
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
362528
It should. Just hook it to your forced air system and have it come on when the blower is running. I think they also sell a blower system so you can use it if you don't have forced air.
646631
NO. I even went so far as to try one for brushless motors (even though I was nearly positive it was a standard brush- style). Speed controllers do NOT work with this fan.
792100
I don't think there is a blower only setting. there is no fan control. fan is only one speed. this heats a small bathroom in minutes
2016460
Yes you have to have 110v A/C power for the blower to work.It will work off of A/C plus either Kerosene or #1 diesel fuel.
848777
Yes you can....The supplied control box is just for variable speed control....lt does not have to be used.
350005
Yes, as long as your fan is a 2 speed fan to begin with it's a generic speed switch. You can also wire it through a timer too.