Is there a speed controller that would work with this to get speeds below the 550 range?
912212
One could always install a Rheostat (just like on a Router Table) and control the speed from "0" to what ever speed it will do. The low speed is plenty slow for turning or polishing anything..............if one desires very, very slow........consider the "Mini Lathe". Just suggestions.
912213
You should be able to remove the splined speed adjustment lever after moving it to the lowest speed then reposition it a notch or two to the right then replace. This will allow you to reach a slower speed range. The speed is controlled by a variable pitch pully that is positioned by the lever. I adjusted one of mine while not having a working tach at hand the speed seemed pretty slow when finished.
669259
I'm using an inexpensive controller for a ceiling fan, I don't remember the brand, 3 speed, works nicely.
2101450
I've only used it set up on a trainer. I believe the output is related to speed so the slower you go the less output you will get.
1923156
It should be supported, try setting it to the default speed of 1333 and see if that helps.
1844102
It depends what you mean by speed control. A variac would work fine, but that may not be what you meant.
1049075
Should work. This motor control acts like a dimmer and will allowspeedadjustment.
2102484
i don't now --it displays the speed limit only unless it has a ativation button
326226
Yes I took that way. The remote controller just sit in a drawer and I only used a couple of times to change the speeds.
2200764
None that I know of. Likely limiter is throughput speed, but don't know what that rating is. Hope this helps.
1174965
No, this fan is not designed to use with a speed control, it is On/Off only. There is a temperature/humidity control unit that works with this fan that works well, but no speed control.
646634
anything can be attached to a speed control. It's basically a rheostat. Kind of like a dimmable light switch. The less power it gets the slower it will go.
2162312
Yes, I have tried each of the six preset speeds. The speeds responded to the various trigger pressure from very slow to the max of the preset smoothly.
247011
Actually i do not sure, so price wise I have to say "NO". Sorry. It's not PWM for sure no speed control. Please try ask to Logisys guys, those guys are big company for computer accessories, will be answer to your question. It's still spinning on my computer been more than half an year, working is OK since.
2037588
I'm not sure. I think you can use that type of controller using one of Windows automatic drive install features. You plug it in and Windows may find a driver that will work for that controller. If not, try finding a utility or software online that you can download for that type of controller. I do research online through forums like Digital Storm, Anandtech, Bittech and Tomshardware to find answers. Just ask a question to the forum users and in most cases you will get a reply back within 24 hours. You may have to register on their site though.
2177807
Yes there was for me, but it will only record speeds at 32kph or 20mph ... contact vender for a instructions
453054
NO. I have tried both brush-style and brushless compatible speed controllers with this fan and neither work.
2157806
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.