Could you use this unit to control multiple motors on the same circuit?
1058806
possible small motors wired in series. it did not do what I wanted it to do for me I was going to use it for a 12v heater motor for a speed control in a Buick the motor is wired to run on high speed. it is controlled by a sealed heater ac solid state unit that is $900. it looks like a well built unit for the price you cant go wrong
1058807
I've got one controlling two motors, one running forward and one in reverse, at the same time. As long as you don't go over the amp rating you should be good.
1058808
it could but you have to remmber how much amp draws and how big thare and how miny
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.
35545
It can run two of most anything as it has two timers and two clock motors. It can be wired in several different ways. So yes it will do what you asked.
15170
No. One bridge is sufficient. Each unit can be controlled separately through the same bridge
1113873
Yes you can. I used it with a raspberry Pi. All is in sequence in which you energize the coils. See below. https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-10-stepper-motors/software
1113872
Yes you can. I used it with a raspberry Pi. All is in sequence in which you energize the coils. See below.https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruits-raspberry-pi-lesson-10-stepper-motors/software
2106137
Yes you can. Although they make different relays specifically for DC current as David Said. Also they have smaller relays if you're just running one pump no need for 4 relays on a single board.
920654
Yes, it can. It has two independient motors and you can vary their speed using PWM (Sorry for my english, i'm not proficient).
961303
if you split the electrical output from the unit and run an electrical wire in to each garage opener I see no reason why it would not work. however both garage doors will open and close simultaneously, with each push. if that is what you are looking for then yes, it will control both doors as if they were one unit. hope this helps
2107730
yes but not all at the same time. if your running your hvac unit, you wont be able to run a bunch of anything else
16456
If you wanted to run all 3 at the same time off this unit it probably won't work, but if you understand your constraints and only operate 1 at a time you shouldn't have a problem. It may take you a few days to tune in your settings, so be prepared for that. Once you establish your settings you will be golden.
1286422
An interesting question! The answer by Zimmerman seems correct to me, assuming by series you mean powering one unit with the output from another. This should work, but as per Johnson, the electronic control design might be a problem - though I doubt it. His advice to contact Cyberpower tech service for a more qualified answer is appropriate and would eliminate any risk to the units!
1903252
I would not see why you couldn't plug two pumps into this control. Both pumps would need to be in the same place and both would run at the same time.. Since there is only place to plug in you would need an adapter to plug it in.
2095732
I only had one more component to control so I can't decisively answer your question. However, since all you have to do is place it close enough to the component, I would say you can control more than one as long as the components are close to each other....hope this helps....
2096408
I don't see why not. I have a 2 car garage so it's a 1/2 hp motor with a learning button. The electronics is the same regardless of unit size.
309911
Yes you could use a z-wave primary controller like a handheld remote to group both modules into a group, then they would both respond to the same command at the same time. A remote such as a GE 45633 would do the job. As far as a switch goes, if you had a switch capable of associations such as a Leviton model or certain Linear models, that could be done in a similar manner using "associations". Or you could also do this with a controller/gateway such as a Vera if you had one of those. Just associate both of them within your controller to one switch, or even set up a scene with the switch as a trigger. Hope that helps!
316384
Possibly. I could not get the unit to function reliably at all. I waited too long to test it so I'm stuck with it. I was not able to do consistent testing even out of the circuit. No instructions. Buttons that don't fit the switches. I wish that I had bought something better.