Can you use a VenTech VTSPEED Variable Dial Router Fan Speed Controller for Duct and Inline Fans to control this fan?
1053207
As long as it's a resister based 120v system I don't see why not. But this fan is CRAZY laud. Not a little bit I mean unusable unless your in headphones. I will drive anyone nuts. I don't use it anymore. Needs to be quieter then the TV on level 20 period.
602107
There's a fan controller next to the USB 3.0 ports on top of the tower, but it only toggles them on and off and can't control their speed. I bought an NZXT Sentinel fan controller because I overclock and I love the thing.
300745
Yes. The brand doesn't matter. Wiring it up correctly and it will work with the fan control.
291490
zzzzzz.... use your search engine. there are other fan controllers that allow PWM control but you will have to pay for the price
295210
The fan controller is powered by the PSU and then powers the fans with individual controls for each fan. This bypasses the MoBo fan control and RPM sensors, therefore not recommended to control CPU fans but works very well for case and auxiliary fans such as Memory module, Hard drive and secondary CPU cooling systems and front, side and rear case fans.
182269
The fan control is hard wired to the fan and only operate one fan. If you have a wireless controller you just have to change the dim switches to a different sequence
860840
Depends. You can buy wireless unit that is made for the fan. That will work. I'm haven't tried, but am doubtful, that any other wireless setup will give you all the features (forward, backward, varying speeds).
131556
I used the remote for a smaller fan of theirs. I didn't want to have wiring run. Works but I don't think I'm getting all speeds. They say I am. You can call or email their support. They are helpful
291022
I cannot tell you the dbA reading, but I have two fan speeds. The fan speed is controlled by an external switch. I suspect you could even have a variable fan speed control if you purchased a variable power supply.
1196916
I'm using a Hydrofarm Fan Speed Controller. About $20. Works fine. Reducing power a bit lowers the noise considerably.
605013
You should use a 6 button Dimmer Keypadlinc with the FanLinc. The larger top and bottom buttons should control the light on and off and the other 4 should control fan speeds. You really only need 3 buttons for fan speeds though. Important: the keypad buttons for fan turn on and off each speed one at a time, so to change speeds from one to another, you actually have to turn it off. Let's say your on high speed and want to change to medium, you will press high again which turns the fan off then press medium to set the fan to medium speed. You can buy preprinted buttons specially labeled for ceiling fans.
680733
Is there a solution out there that allows independent signal flow and speed control through fan splitter cables? I sure hope so..
1150976
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.
235835
No, But it is common to purchase a speed controller for a fan such as this.
1844102
It depends what you mean by speed control. A variac would work fine, but that may not be what you meant.
218185
Yes, if you are an electrical engineer. You would need access to the speed control at the fan and determine if it could be controlled by a resistive element, then run a separate pair of wires from your dimmer to the fan. It would not be worth the effort. get a variable speed fan with a remote control.
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I'm using an inexpensive controller for a ceiling fan, I don't remember the brand, 3 speed, works nicely.