Table Fan Speed control wiring

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Table Fan Speed control wiring:

This diagram shows how to make table fan speed control wiring. In this circuit, we use a table fan motor, a 3-pin top plug, a fan capacitor, a resistance, fan speed control switch. First, we need to connect the fan with a plug and capacitor, then connect the resistance and speed controller like in our diagram. Now our circuit is ready for use. If you want to know more about this circuit please check our youtube video below the post.

Digram of Table Fan Speed control wiring:

Table Fan Speed control wiring

Components needed For this Project:

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  1. 3 Pin Plug [See Buy Click Amazon]
  2. Capacitor [See Buy Click Amazon]
  3. Table Fan [See Buy Click Amazon]
  4. Dump Load Resistor[See Buy Click Amazon]
  5. Speed Control Switch [See Buy Click Amazon]

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Components used to make the Table Fan Speed control wiring:

01. 3-Pin Plug:

The Three-pin plug tops are used on appliances, extension leads, Light fittings, etc. The Packaging Comes with Wiring Instructions For the Electrician. A transparent cover makes it visually easy to Keep an Eye on the Wiring Connections. Three-Pin Plugs are Designed so That Mains Electricity can be Supplied to Electrical Appliances Safely. A 3-Pin Plug Consists of 3-pins. Each Pin Must be Correctly Connected to the Three Wires in the Electrical Cable. Each Wire Has its Own Specified Color so that it can be easily identified.

02. Capacitor:

This 50 MFD Capacitor Electric motor Capacitor article Series Explains the Selection, Testing, installation, & use of Electric motor Starter Start and run Capacitors used on Various Electric Motors Found in or at Buildings such as air Conditioner Compressors, fan Motors, and some Good Pumps. An Electric motor’s run Capacitor (50 MFD Capacitor) Remains active after the Starting cap has Dropped from the circuit (as the motor has its proper speed), and the 50 MFD Capacitor indeed value of the run Capacitor can affect Motor Speed.

03. Table Fan:

12V DC Cooling Fan 2 inch 50mm, The Direct Current Fans, or DC Fans, Are Powered With a Potential of Fixed Value Such as the Voltage Of a Battery. It Features Maintenance-Free Double Ball Long Service Life, Bearings, Sufficient Heat Dissipation air Volume, And Air Pressure. A Cooling Fan is any Fan Inside, or Attached to, a machine Case Used for Active Cooling. Fans Are Used to draw Cooler Air Into The Case From The Outside, Expel Warm air From The Inside, And Move Air Across a Heat Sink To Cool a Particular Component.

04. Dump Load Resistor:

This Divert Load Resistor is for use to Divert the Excess Power being Generated when wind Turbine Generator Batteries are full and can be ran at 100% duty cycle due to the quality Double wire Wound design. It can also be Used With a Solar Array. This Is a Practical Accessory For The Dump Load Resistor. Dump load Resistor When the load is over, the Controller will Automatically cut off the Power to avoid Damage to the Battery and the Load due to too High Current.

05. Speed Control Switch:

A Fan Speed Controller Controls The Voltage Across the Fan and Therefore Indirectly Controls its speed. A Fan Speed Regulator Actually Measures and Regulates the Speed of the Fan Using its Tachometer. Fan Speed is Controlled with Thyristor or Transformer Speed Controllers. the fan is Controlled by a Capacitor, and the Voltage across the fan Determines the fan speed. A Speed Control loop Can be Implemented That is Independent of Manufacturing Variances and Wear on The Fan.

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