4000W High-Power Thyristor Electronic Regulator, Dimming Speed Regulation

This is a 4000W Thyristor SCR Voltage Regulator Temperature Dimmer for Speed / Light (AC 220V). 4000W Thyristor SCR Voltage Regulator is SCR Dimmer which can be used to control 220V Appliances. It can be used as a light dimmer, fan speed controller, stove temperature controller. It is easy and simple to use and can control appliances up to 4000W!

Just give AC input to the module and connect the appliance at the output of the module, then use the onboard potentiometer knob to adjust and set the required power output from your 220V Device.

Specifications:

Input Voltage	AC 220V
Maximum Power	4000W
Adjustable Voltage	AC 0V-220V
Frequency Range	50Hz ~ 60Hz
Length (mm)	85
Width (mm)	55
Height (mm)	38
Weight (gm)	86

Appliances :

• Electric furnace, water heater, lamps, small motor, electric iron, etc. can apply to the use of new two-way high-power thyristor; As the current up to 40A, a good solution to the heating wire resistance in the case of cooling is too small to cause over-current problems; can easily adjust the electricity.
• The output voltage between 0 – 220 volts any adjustment for the use of electrical appliances.
• Such as furnace, water heaters, heat transfer, light dimming, small motor speed, electric iron thermostat, and so on.
• So as to achieve dimming, thermostats, pressure effect. Less than 4000 watts of electrical power for large-scale electrical power have been using as much; so the home appliances in general, sufficient, or small factories. (Inductive or capacitive load power should be reduced, the voltage regulator is equipped with the two-way high-power thyristor, potentiometers are with nuts, do not add any components to use, very convenient and practical.)

How to Use :

• Connect AC supply at the input of the module and appliance at the output of the module, then rotate the knob for dimming, speed, voltage, temperature control.

Package Includes:

• 1 x 4000W High-Power Thyristor Electronic Regulator, Dimming Speed Regulation