F5 Dual Outlet Variable Voltage Speed Controller - 20A - 2000W - 120V Input

Dial In Fan Speed From Two Outlets - 2000W Capacity

Running ventilation equipment at full power wastes energy and can make rooms louder or harder to balance. This controller sits between your 120 V supply and your equipment, so you turn a dial to set output anywhere from 0 to 130 V. An analog voltage meter shows the setting while you adjust.

This single unit has two outlets and is rated for 20A and 2000W. That suits regular indoor growers who need to tune the airflow of a few fans or other compatible equipment from one point, and it also works for small commercial rooms where a single controlled circuit is enough.

Key Features & Benefits

• Variable output of 0-130 V — set equipment to the speed or power level you need.
• Dual outlets — control two connected devices from one unit.
• Analog voltage meter — read the output setting at a glance.
• Surge protection and included fuse — adds a layer of protection for connected equipment.
• Illuminated on/off switch — shows at a glance when the unit is powered.

Who Should Use F5 Dual Outlet Variable Voltage Speed Controller

Choose it if you manage ventilation in a grow room or tent and want manual control over fan speed. It suits hobby and commercial cultivation setups with compatible 120 V equipment within the rated load.

About F5 Dual Outlet Variable Voltage Speed Controller

This controller takes a 120 V input and provides an adjustable output of 0-130 V. It is rated for a maximum of 20 amps and 2000 watts. It has a heavy-duty copper coil, two outlets, surge protection, an included fuse, an analog voltage meter and an illuminated power switch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the maximum load?
A: The unit is rated for 20A and 2000W. Keep the combined load of everything plugged in below those limits.

Q: What input voltage does it need?
A: It runs from a 120 V input. It is not specified for other supply voltages.

Q: How many devices can I connect?
A: It has two outlets, so you can connect two devices. Their combined draw must stay within the rating.

Q: What does a variable voltage speed controller do?
A: It changes the voltage delivered to a connected device. For many fans, lower voltage means lower speed, so you can tune airflow by hand.

Q: Does it include a fuse?
A: Yes, a fuse is included. It helps protect the unit and connected equipment from overcurrent.

Q: Will it work with any equipment?
A: Not every device responds well to reduced voltage. Check your equipment's manual before using it with a speed controller.