Dayton
Dayton 22PP73 HVAC Speed Control 120V 8A
Adjustable rotary speed control for 120 V AC HVAC motors up to 8 A with dual dials
- Adjustable rotary dial gives precise 8 A fan control
- 120 V AC input works on standard mains circuits
- Dual dials let you set speed and power independently
- Aluminium faceplate resists corrosion in damp environments
- Compact 4 1/2 in height fits tight panel spaces
Dayton 22PP73 HVAC Speed Control
The Dayton 22PP73 is an adjustable rotary speed control designed for 120V AC HVAC circuits. It handles up to 8 A through a single-pole single-throw contact. Two dials provide manual adjustment for compatible equipment.
Sustained load behavior
The unit carries its rated 8 A continuously when mounted on the aluminum plate. The SPST contact form breaks only the line conductor during operation. No temperature sensor is included, so thermal protection depends on the external circuit.
Before ordering
Verify that the supply is 120V AC and that the load does not exceed 8 A. Confirm the panel cut-out suits the 4 1/2 in height and 2 3/4 in width. The control is not reversible and requires a separate temperature sensor if automatic regulation is needed.
Highlights
- Adjustable rotary dial gives precise 8 A fan control
- 120 V AC input works on standard mains circuits
- Dual dials let you set speed and power independently
- Aluminium faceplate resists corrosion in damp environments
- Compact 4 1/2 in height fits tight panel spaces
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the 22PP73 generate when running continuously at 8 A?
The unit is a passive rotary dial with no fan, so it produces no audible noise and negligible heat during all-day operation.
What wiring and load must already be in place for the 22PP73 to function?
A 120 V AC circuit rated for up to 8 A and a compatible single-phase motor or fan load are required; the control itself provides no power supply.
Will the 22PP73 work with an older shaded-pole motor that lacks a built-in speed tap?
Yes, the SPST dial varies voltage to any 120 V motor up to 8 A, including legacy shaded-pole types, without needing a factory speed tap.
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