Speed Bully Mini Motor Speed Controller - 5 Amp Max

Dial In Fan and Pump Speed With One Knob - Compact 3 x 2.5 x 4 in Body

Running a fan or pump at full speed all the time wastes airflow control and can swing room conditions. The Speed Bully Mini Motor Speed Controller gives you a switch and a knob to set the speed of a compatible motor. It works with AC/DC brush-type motors rated 5 amps or less, and offers variable, constant and off modes.

This mini unit suits a single small fan, pump or similar device in a tent, grow room or small hydroponic setup. Growers with several larger motors should check each motor's current rating before choosing it.

Key Features & Benefits

• Variable speed knob — set the motor speed you want without swapping equipment.
• Variable, constant and off switch — change modes without unplugging the device.
• 5 amp or less rating — suited to small fans, pumps and similar loads.
• Brush-type motor compatibility — works with AC/DC brush-type motors.
• Compact body — small footprint that is easy to place near your equipment.

Who Should Use Speed Bully Mini Motor Speed Controller

Indoor growers who want to adjust airflow or small pump output will find it useful. It is a good fit for controlling air temperature when drawing air from an outside source, and for anyone running a single small motor within its rating.

About Speed Bully Mini Motor Speed Controller

The Speed Bully Mini Motor Speed Controller is a motor speed controller for grow environments. It is rated for 5 amps or less and works with AC/DC brush-type motors. It will not work with a soft or slow-start motor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What motors does it work with?
A: It works with AC/DC brush-type motors rated 5 amps or less, such as many fans and pumps. Check your device's current rating before connecting it.

Q: Will it work with a soft-start motor?
A: No. It will not work with a soft or slow-start motor.

Q: What do the switch settings do?
A: Variable lets the knob adjust the motor speed. Constant runs the device at a steady setting, and off turns it off.

Q: Can it help manage air temperature?
A: Yes, it suits controlling air temperature when you draw air from an outside source, because you can slow or raise fan speed as needed.

Q: What does brush-type motor mean?
A: A brush-type motor uses carbon brushes to carry current to its rotating part. Many small fans, pumps and tools use this design.