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Putting speed control on attic fan
A few weeks ago I posted a problem with too much negative air pressure
in my house caused by my attic fan. The motor I have on the fan is similiar to this. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...TM0Q87VFEGEJM8 I wanted to get somekind of speed controller to slow down the speed of the fan. I've seen them on Broan's website, and they are rated for 6 amps. Any issues if I put the motor on a rheostat? Are these motors designed to work on low voltage? |
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