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Your cart is empty. BOJACK Specifiction for MINI Motor PWM Speed Controller
Mini wide voltage DC motor governor adopts the latest low voltage drive technology
Operating Voltage: DC3V-35V
PWM Duty Cycle: 1% -100%
PWM Frequency: 10khz
Control Power: 90W (maximum)
Quiescent Current: 0.015A (standby)
Package included:
2*DC motor controls
SayHey
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Fantastic compact piece of technology... beautifully operating and finished device
Dan Nickels
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
I don't know what I did wrong but as soon as I connected this to a 3v power supply, it got VERY HOT.
JC
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
Oh my wire this up on a 12 V fan for an RV for my ice chest cooler AC to be able to regulate the speed of the fan. It works great so far, if it fails at any point, I’ll update this review. It’s a 10a fan that I’m using. Make sure you don’t wear it backwards, it will not work if you do. I figured that out when I noticed that the circuit board is labeled, one-sided for the motor, and one side is for Battery in
DB
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2023
Costs less than shipping for the components to build one yourself. Both worked as expected. There is a click to off state at full counter-clockwise that I didn't gather from the description. Nice feature. Mounting holes are less than ideal but it's so small, I used a glob of hot glue to position it perfectly and it's still removable with a little effort.
Diane
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2022
This product was easy to install in my RV, providing variable speed control all the way from zero to full for my Jensen RV range hood fan. Prior to installation, the fan was one-speed only, very loud, and therefore rarely used. This fan control, complete with the knob and the nut for installing, was easy to add to the Jensen RV hood, without even removing hood. Simple to connect, with the positive and negative supply terminals labeled on the back of the circuit board, and the remaining two terminals for the output to the motor. Connecting the motor first, then the negative and positive supply leads, leaving the exisiting switch in place and drilling one hole to mount this circuit board, the unit is completely contained within the hood, under the same protective cover that covers the range hood light and fan switches. Now, when the switch is flipped, it turns on the fan to whatever speed I have set on the variable speed control. As a side note, the variable speed control DOES have an "off" position, so it could be used to completely replace the switch (but I left my switch in place - otherwise I'd have to figure out how to cover the switch cutout).Great product, excellent value, works perfectly, arrived quickly.
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