PLL-MLC
Brooks Whiteford
Posts: 38
in AMX Hardware
Hey all,
I have a number of PLL-MLC switches from Phast that i'm installing in a few places in my home. They've worked great so far with lighting, but my question whether or not anyway has tried them with ceiling fans before. Obviously this would be strictly an on or off situation with the PLL-MLC in "switch" mode. I heard a relay clunking on and off inside which makes me thing that a ceiling fan would be no problem. The fan in question only draws 50 watts at high speed, so wattage is definitely not an issue. I accidently connected the switch to the fan when I was wiring the box up, and after figuring out why my lights didn't come on, I noticed that the fan was working perfectly well with no hum or buzz. Of course, I disconnected it, but I was intrigued by the idea.
Any insights?
Thanks,
Brooks
I have a number of PLL-MLC switches from Phast that i'm installing in a few places in my home. They've worked great so far with lighting, but my question whether or not anyway has tried them with ceiling fans before. Obviously this would be strictly an on or off situation with the PLL-MLC in "switch" mode. I heard a relay clunking on and off inside which makes me thing that a ceiling fan would be no problem. The fan in question only draws 50 watts at high speed, so wattage is definitely not an issue. I accidently connected the switch to the fan when I was wiring the box up, and after figuring out why my lights didn't come on, I noticed that the fan was working perfectly well with no hum or buzz. Of course, I disconnected it, but I was intrigued by the idea.
Any insights?
Thanks,
Brooks
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