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AC motor 2,5 A | variable speed control | DIN rail | softstart
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase motor. The maximum motor current is 2,5 A. The enclosure requires DIN rail mounting. Fan speed can be adjusted via the potentiometer from low to high speed. In OFF position, the motor is disabled. The supply voltage is 230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 1,5 A | variable speed control | DIN rail | softstart
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase motor. The maximum motor current is 1,5 A. The enclosure requires DIN rail mounting. Fan speed can be adjusted via the potentiometer from low to high speed. In OFF position, the motor is disabled. The supply voltage is 230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 1,5 A | variable speed control | DIN rail | kickstart
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase motor. The maximum motor current is 1,5 A. The enclosure requires DIN rail mounting. Fan speed can be adjusted via the potentiometer from high to low speed. In OFF position, the motor is disabled. The supply voltage is 230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 2,5 A | variable speed control | DIN rail | kickstart
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase motor. The maximum motor current is 2,5 A. The enclosure requires DIN rail mounting. Fan speed can be adjusted via the potentiometer from high to low speed. In OFF position, the motor is disabled. The supply voltage is 230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 1,5 A | variable speed control
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase voltage controllable motor. The maximum motor current is 1,5 A. The AC fan speed can be adjusted via the potentiometer. The fan can be deactivated via the illuminated ON-OFF switch. The supply voltage is 110-230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 3 A | variable speed control
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase voltage controllable motor. The maximum motor current is 3 A. The AC fan speed can be adjusted via the potentiometer. The fan can be deactivated via the illuminated ON-OFF switch. The supply voltage is 110-230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 10 A | variable speed control
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase voltage controllable motor. The maximum motor current is 10 A. The AC fan speed can be adjusted via the potentiometer. The fan can be deactivated via the illuminated ON-OFF switch. The supply voltage is 110-230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 2,5 A | variable speed control | DIN rail
Variable speed control for AC fans with single-phase motor. The maximum motor current is 2,5 A. The enclosure requires DIN rail mounting. The fan speed can be adjusted via the 3-button interface. The motor can be enabled or disabled via the middle button with green checkmark. The supply voltage is 230 VAC. The fan speed is regulated by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control - Triac technology.
AC motor 7,5 A | dual speed selection | TK monitoring
Day-night ventilation controller for single-phase motors. The maximum motor current is 7,5 A. Typically, it regulates fan speed in HVAC applications. Two optimal fan speeds can be selected via the 5-step rotary switches. Via a clock, thermostat or external switch, one of both can be selected. The other input can be used for remote start-stop commands. After a power failure, the motor will automatically restart. The TK monitoring function deactivates the motor in case of overheating.
400 V motor 1,5 A | day-night fan speed control | TK monitoring
Dual speed controller for fan with three-phase 400 VAC motors. The maximum motor current is 1,5 A. Typically, it regulates fan speed in HVAC applications. Two optimal fan speeds can be selected via the 5-step rotary switches. Via a clock, thermostat or external switch, one of both can be activated. This makes it possible to create a day-night ventilation regime. The other input can be used for remote start-stop commands. After a power failure, the motor will automatically restart. The TK monitoring function deactivates the motor in case of overheating. The supply voltage is 3x 400 VAC.