KB Electronics Model KBWC-18K (UL) Variable Speed Fan Control, Wall Mount, Rated 8.0 Amps @ 120 VAC for use with Shaded Pole and PSC Motors
Key features
- •Designed for Standard 2" x 4" Electrical Wall Box
- •8.0 Max amps 115 Volts; UL & CSA Approved
- •Not to be used with Capacitor Start or Capacitor Run Motors
- •Applications: Fans, Blowers, Fireplace Blowers, Attic Fans, Humidifiers, Ventilators
KB Electronics Model KBWC-18K (UL) Variable Speed Fan Control, Wall Mount, Rated 8.0 Amps @ 120 VAC for use with Shaded Pole and PSC Motors
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.1
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It works, but the picture is wrong.
aw•June 28, 2017
Am revising my previous one star post to instead give four stars. 1 star deducted for bad misleading product picture provided by Amazon. The controller comes with a ground wire which was not depicted in the product picture. Installed it by capping the ground wire with a wire nut. As to the product itself, it was easy to install. All the parts were provided (except for electrical tape to seal off the wire nuts). And the product works on my whole house fan. Prior controller was 6 amp.(with only two black wires and no ground wire). This controller is 8 amp and seems to work fine. So far, after 30 minutes, nothing has shorted or blown up.
Great control
gerald carlson•May 5, 2017
I had the hardest time trying to find a variable speed motor control,the kids at lowes and Home Depot didn't understand motor control kept trying to sell me a dimmer switch,which may have worked,same principles,l was afraid it would burn out.This one works great for my attic fan.
It Really Works
Amazon Customer•December 11, 2016
Perfect for controlling my whole house attic fan
I can't get this to work. OK, it ...
barbara patton•June 17, 2016
I can't get this to work. OK, it might be me, but I've installed devices similar to this one with no problem. I installed the unit and turned the know to slow the fan and while it did slow a very small amount it was not enough to make a difference, in fact, barely noticeable. I attempted to use the adjustment, but then the fan would not start. I spent hours trying everything and I still cannot get it to work. I'm going to keep the unit and try and use it on another application just in case I am doing something wrong or my devices are not compatible.
Right controller, wrong picture
Gary K•April 19, 2015
This controller works well. I had a 10 amp unit before on another whole house fan and loved it. However, the picture is not the 8 amp unit I ordered this time. The 8 amp unit is better represented by the picture of the 15 amp controller which has a wall plate with protruding cooling fins and a face plate that slips into groves in the front which allows cooling air flow behind the face plate. The picture for the 8811014 should be corrected.
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