Adviace Rheostat Fan Control
Variable-speed rheostat adjusts fireplace blower fans up to 300 W at 120 V with a simple knob
- Product nameModern Adviace
- weight0.20062065842 pounds
- descriptionModern, Adviace, 886268901507, touch
- finishWood
- materialWood
- dimensions25 in
- Adjust fan speed to match comfort
- Complete kit simplifies installation
- Universal fit replaces many blower controls
- Reduces noise by lowering airflow
- UL-approved rheostat rated for 120 V, 60 Hz, 300 W
Complete Kit Contents
The package supplies a rheostat variable speed controller, locking nut, control knob, double-sided tape and male fast-on connectors so the unit can be installed without sourcing extra hardware. Wires measure nine inches long and can be trimmed to length during fitting.
Manual Speed Adjustment
Rotating the knob changes blower speed from low to high, letting the user set airflow and noise to a comfortable level. The controller is rated for 120 volts at 60 hertz with a maximum consumption of 300 watts and carries UL approval on the rheostat component.
Fireplace And Stove Blower Upgrades
Suited for owners of compatible fireplace blower kits, wood stove fans or gas fireplace blowers who need a replacement speed control. Not intended for buyers who want automatic temperature regulation, remote operation or a controller rated above the stated electrical limits.
Highlights
- Adjust fan speed to match comfort
- Complete kit simplifies installation
- Universal fit replaces many blower controls
- Reduces noise by lowering airflow
- UL-approved rheostat rated for 120 V, 60 Hz, 300 W
Specifications
| Brand | Adviace |
|---|---|
| Model | 886268901507 |
| Product name | Modern Adviace |
| weight | 0.20062065842 pounds |
| description | Modern, Adviace, 886268901507, touch |
| finish | Wood |
| material | Wood |
| dimensions | 25 in |
Questions about this item
Does the rheostat itself need periodic replacement, or is it the fan motor that wears out first?
The rheostat is UL approved and built for continuous 120 V, 60 Hz operation up to 300 W; the fan motor in your blower kit will typically require service before the controller does.
At 300 watts maximum, will the controller overheat if I run the blower on high all day?
The unit is rated for a continuous 300 W load at 120 V and 60 Hz; sustained high-speed use stays within that limit, so the rheostat will not overheat under normal fireplace blower duty.
How much audible hum or heat does the rheostat add when the fan runs continuously?
The rheostat produces no audible hum of its own; any noise comes from the blower motor, which you can quiet by turning the knob toward low, and the controller body stays cool during all-day operation.
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