Traploze snelheidsregelaar 1.5 A | 230V

€ 33,11

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30depuis 10 janv.. '25, 07:41

Description

SDX fan speed controllers control the speed of single-phase voltage controllable motors by varying the motor voltage via phase angle control (Triac technology). The output voltage to the motor can be adjusted from high to low via the large central rotary knob. When turned all the way to the left, this knob also has an OFF position. Clockwise, it goes OFF - high speed - low speed.
Some motors do not like to run too slowly in speed and the built-in trimmer can be used for this. This allows the minimum speed to be adjusted.
The housing allows both flush mounting (IP44) and surface mounting (IP54). The SDX is the successor to the MTX, but the contemporary design of the SDX is not the only difference: The new SDX series is microprocessor controlled. This guarantees precise motor control and minimises motor noise.

Quiet engine operationThis new generation of speed controllers are controlled by a microprocessor. This makes the control very precise and the motor makes considerably less noise than with a traditional triac controller .Shortened installation timeThanks to the spring contacts, you will need less time for connection and for the installation in general. They also ensure a reliable contact for both stranded and solid core wires.One housing for various mounting optionsThe housing, which is made of high-quality, UV-resistant ASA plastic, not only looks sleek, it also protects the device from unwanted impact. It protects the device from dust, moisture and dirt according to the IP44 standard if built-in or IP54 if surface-mountedUnregulated outputAs soon as the motor is driven, the 230 VAC supply voltage becomes available on the unregulated output. This output can therefore be used to activate a valve, an indicator light, etc.Disabling the OFF position
In some situations it is advisable that the ventilation cannot or may not be switched off. By connecting the power supply to the unregulated output (L1 and N), the OFF position (fully counterclockwise) can be bridged. In that case, the L terminal is not used.