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When you run electrical equipment at full speed and beyond, this can cause unnecessary damage and significantly reduce the lifespan of your equipment. To ensure your electrical equipment functions optimally without exceeding its own limits, we at Dugoshop have the solution. How do you set a speed controller, and what can it be used for? We'd be happy to explain!

Why is rotational speed important for your electrical equipment?

The rotational speed refers to the number of revolutions per minute. This is very important for the operation of the device. It determines how much power the motor delivers, and how much wear occurs. When the number of revolutions per minute becomes too high, this can lead to a number of unpleasant consequences.

A drill or saw requires a specific number of revolutions per minute to cut through material. When these revolutions become too high, more power is also supplied at that moment than is necessary.

The motor of an electrical appliance runs faster when the RPMs are higher. If that is not necessary for the material, the motor can wear out much sooner than is needed. Also, it is electricity consumption Higher at more revolutions.

When a speed controller is used with electrical equipment, you can set the power output of your equipment yourself. This prevents the device from running at a higher speed than is actually necessary. A speed controller also reduces the power consumption of your electrical appliances, as they will always run at the correct speed.

Many motors in electrical appliances drive their own cooling fans. This also means that if the speed is too low, the motor cannot drive the fan as effectively. This can ultimately lead to the appliance overheating.

A speed controller also removes this risk, as the number of revolutions will always remain between the set values, the motor will always be able to cool the fan of the appliance.

A speed controller can be used for every electrical appliance. These are often seen used with drills and saws or other electric tools. However, they can also be used with electric cars, industrial fans, pump systems, and many more applications.

The only requirement for our speed controller is that the equipment has a 230V power supply.

This controller uses a soft-start. This means that the electric motor of your electrical equipment starts up gradually when a speed controller is used. The soft-start limits the starting current. When electrical equipment is switched on, it often requires a direct start. This causes a higher current peak. By using a speed controller, this current peak is absorbed, and there is less chance of the fuses tripping.

The gradual start-up of the equipment also means less severe and rapid strain on the components of your electrical equipment. This significantly extends its lifespan and ensures you need to replace parts less often.

Tachometer controller at Dugoshop

Our Rev counter It is very easy to set up and operate. All you need to do is connect it to your electrical equipment whose rotation speed you want to control, and set the correct number of revolutions with the control knob. After this is set up, you can use your electrical equipment without worry!

This speed controller has a robust power cable with a Schuko socket. The power cable can also be used for earthed plugs. With an IP40 safety rating, this speed controller is protected against the ingress of solid objects. Always place it in a dry environment!

Do you have a question about this speed controller or another product from our range? Please feel free to get in touch, we're happy to help you find the right product!

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