6 AMP / 120 VAC, ELECTRONIC SPEED CONTROL
INSTALLATION
1. Turn off power and lock out service panel before wiring the
control.
2. Install at least a 2½” deep switch box for 14 gauge wire or at
least a 2¾” deep switch box for 12 gauge wire. Can be installed
in either a metal outlet box or a plastic outlet box.
3. Connect cables to switch box and appliance using appropri-
ate connectors. Provide 6” leads inside box and appliance.
4. Make electrical connections following diagram on back. Use
wire nuts supplied. Make sure both the control and the ap-
pliance are properly grounded. IMPORTANT: The red wire is
intended to power accessories. It is controlled by the switch,
but not the speed control. It is a live wire – so insulate it ac-
cording to codes if not used.
5. Tuck wires into switch box and fasten the control to box using
attached screws supplied.
6. Turn on power and check operation of control and appliance.
(See low-end adjustment instructions on back.)
7. Remove protective plastic from face plate and slide plate into
grooves on control. Push knob onto shaft.
WARNING
All electrical work must be done in accordance with local
codes, ordinances, or National Electrical Code as applicable.
FOR SAFETY, THIS PRODUCT MUST BE GROUNDED. If you
are unfamiliar with methods of installing electrical wiring,
secure the services of a qualified electrician.
Turn off power and lock out service panel before installing,
wiring, or servicing this product.
To prevent serious injury from electrical shock or damage
to electrical components - DO NOT WIRE HOT!
Do not use with impedance protected motor unless specifi-
cally designed for use with electronic speed control.
This control may only be used with a thermally protected
shaded pole or permanent split capacitor motor with a name-
plate rating up to 6.0 AMPS @ 120 VAC.
Warranty void if miswired.
(WIRING DIAGRAM ON BACK)
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