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NEW! 12V Motor Speed / Light Dimmer Controller Kit Description
(SC November ‘08) This small circuit can be used as a speed controller for a 12V motor rated up to 5A (continuous) or as a dimmer for a 12V halogen or standard incandescent lamp up to 50W. It varies the power to the load (motor or lamp) using pulse width modulation.
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| Altronics kits are premium do-it-yourself projects designed to be assembled with ease. However, basic electronics knowledge and soldering skills are essential to construct our kits. A difficulty rating is provided to help determine if your ability is sufficient to build the kit project. Please note, once assembly has been commenced we are unable to honor any warranty claims. Please see the full details here.
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SKU: K6008
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| SKU | 62-K6008 |
| Brand | N/A |
NEW! 12V Motor Speed / Light Dimmer Controller Kit Reviews
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Excellent and recommended Review by Paul
Product Rating Service Excellent and recommended (Posted on 1/04/12)
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good Review by Steve
Product Rating Service The kit works very well controlling a model railway turntable, but only after a seperate on/off switch was fitted. The instruction paperwork suggested that the on/off switch was incorporated in the variable control. (Posted on 13/03/12)
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boost, to the limit the easy way Review by dan
Product Rating Service start to finish was 38 min, installed and tire fire one gear higher. note, like it says the boost guage is a must, have fun always. thanks again guys (Posted on 18/10/11)
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12v 12 v DC PWM Motor Controller Review by Robeggy
Product Rating Fast delivery.
Easy to follow instructions with all component substites noted with relevant instructions.
Would only require only a small electronics knowledge with average soldering skill.
Great kit for controlling a small dc motor by PWM. (Posted on 10/05/11) -
12v speed controller Review by Mullet
Product Rating Nice kit went together fairly easy but youll need a fine soldering iron and at least some experience soldering electronics. The instructions are fairly easy to follow but youll need some experience at electronics to understand however ther is pictures to compare to for most of it. (Posted on 19/03/11)
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