Controls

Dehumidistats are available with models SP and CSP fans to ventilate humid spaces. The sensor automatically detects excess humidity and activates a ventilation fan for control of excess condensation. There are automatic, manual, or air cycle modes. This can replace a single pole switch for control of a ventilating fan.

Motion detectors use a passive infrared motion detector to automatically turn the fan on when a change in motion is sensed. They have a viewing area of 180 degrees, however they must be placed in the line-of-sight. May be used with SP and CSP fans or fan/light combinations.

When the temperature in the space rises above the set point of 50 F - 90 F the contacts close and the thermostat will signal the fan to come on in order to exhaust air from the space. Includes face mounted thermometer that displays room temperature.

The plug-in integrated dehumidistat automatically detects excess humidity in a space and activates the fan for control of excess moisture. The sensitivity is adjustable from 50% RH to 80% RH and also includes a built in 15 minute time delay.

Switches may be used on model SP and CSP fans to enable manual control of your fan or fan and light combination. Single pole rocker switch assembly rated for 120-277V, 15A. UL Listed.

Switches may be used on model SP and CSP fans to enable manual control of your fan or fan and light combination. Two single pole combination switch assembly rated for 120V, 15A. UL Listed.

Time delay switches save energy by automatically turning off equipment. They may be used with SP and CSP fans or fan and light combinations for extended operating time of fan. Time delay switches act in the same manner as a standard switch, however, there is a delay of 10 to 60 minutes after the fan has been turned off.

The Minimum Ventilation Control Switch monitors the operation of the fan to make sure that the space is receiving the correct amount of ventilation per ASHRAE 62.2.