Would this work with a plug-in fan?
386798
The fan has to use less than 300W. It has a "Software Fuse" that will shut off all power to a load exceeding that. I tested my RP200 Home Dimmer Module with a Honeywell HEPA Air Purifier and it seems to work okay. (I don't know how many watts it uses) Probably you would want to set your dimmer to 50% - 100%.
386799
Check with the manufacturer on specs. This is a dimmer switch and my understanding is they are not suitable for appliance control. There are other z-wave on/off switches or recepticals that will control fans or other appliances to on or off.
386800
Yes it can work with a fan - but with the understanding that you DO NOT want to use the dimming feature with a motor. There are zwave products that are not dimming controlling and that is what I would use. But do pay attention to the amp draws of the fan vs the zwave unit vs what you are plugging into to it..... Good luck....
386801
Yes it should. Ensure that the power requirements do not exceed the rating, but it would have to be one impressive fan to do that. The other note is that the picture is a bit deceiving. The 3 prong connection (shown) is pass through. The other side is 2 prong and it is the side controlled by the zwave commands.
634279
I wouldn't see why not. This unit basically turns on and off the flow of electricity. I would think you could use this for any fan. I don't believe my fan is a Nutone.
1080805
Yes, it could. Although would be pretty useless and really used for decorative purposes only. You would have to use largest power fan, you can get a hold of. Possibly could work, but see it more for looks then functionality. GL
2110264
probably ! my fan had only 3 or 4 wires and i figured it out. I am not so mechanically inclined, but I was willing to try to fix my fan. It had only 1 speed ! this did the trick !
144634
I would think so if it will accept the power plug just like in a vehicle but I would check the voltage draw as does fan us 6 volts or straight 12 volt. The reason I say this is fan may not be able to reduce voltage itself for proper operation.
520725
yes, but stay away from this fan it is not very reliable. Mine stop working after 2 months.
809184
no this is hard wired between electric source and the fan, so you would need to cut the wire in two and tie it to lugs inside of unit.
1132723
I don't think so unless you bought & used a converter. It has a little motor for the fan.
2147646
The fan is wired for 120v. I don't think it will work, but check the manual.
1472962
It depends on which model of fan you have and which options it has... My guess is that it probably will not work though.
1756758
That would work fine. Just make sure you feel which way the fan is blowing and turn it on the appropriate side to blow down.
350005
Yes, as long as your fan is a 2 speed fan to begin with it's a generic speed switch. You can also wire it through a timer too.
471783
This depends on how much voltage and amperage the fan requires. If it is a 12v and .5A then you should be fine.
777590
Yes, this would work. Fan measures 10" wide by 11" tall and moves a pretty good volume if air for its size.
1794499
I used it with a stand-alone, window fan that was stuck on high speed. The unit allowed me to run the fan at various speeds. I'd guess that it would work with any fan you can plug into it.
933564
That should work, you might want to consider getting the variable speed control made by the same company and simply replaces the power cord that comes with the fan. Make sure it isn't too close to the water.
221574
I would think so. I don't remember where I put this on mine but I use various versions of this fan for all the fans in my computer. Should work just fine.