Can I control the speed of the fans
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No, this only provides power. The GRID+ supports fan control through software.
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It is very easy to re-wire the fans in parallel. This effectively cuts the fan speed in half and they are silent, yet you still get all the cooling you need.
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There is a pull chain that controls the on/off and fan speed. We have our fan mounted in the garage from the ceiling. It is provides a very good airflow and would likely be too strong indoors if run on high speed. I do love the fan. I wish I would have bought it years ago.
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There is a manual mode, you can select the speed of the fans. However, there is always one fan exhausting air and a second one bringing fresh air from the outside. I was hesitant about the two fans as well, but the unit is well designed and the 2 fans are very effective exchanging the air in a room.
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Generally you would want to activate those fans with a thermostatic switch.... but no, no switches at all, just fans.
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The fan does NOT have a speed control though I believe they sell one (separately) now, however it is butt ugly so depending on where you place it that may or may not work for you. I tried several variable speed switches that are for ceiling fans but none of them worked; it was either on full speed or off.
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There is not a timer installed, or any way to do it at the fan. You could always use an external timer and leave the fan on the speed you'd like to use.
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Hi, I'm pretty sure you can set the "dip" switches on the 2 fans and the dip switches remote to the same settings to make remote control both fans.
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Yes you can switch between the fan on all the time and being automatic on the web. You have absolute control over any function on the web. Dave Chandler
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To better answer this question, I should tell you first that you can control the speed of any fan connected to the mobo via BIOS or using ASUS AI suite. you can put any fan on any of the following 4 settings: Silent, Standard, Turbo, and Full Speed. There are two "little cooling fans" a.k.a assist fans the you can attach to the mobo, and if i put any of them on Standard or higher, the noise is definitely noticable. The sound is very annoying! it makes a very whiny fan sound. I would suggest keeping them on Silent setting. FYI, my desktop case has built in sound dampening material (Fractal Design define R4) and even with the the whiny sound is pretty noticeable To better answer this question, I should tell you first that you can control the speed of any fan connected to the mobo via BIOS or using ASUS AI suite. you can put any fan on any of the following 4 settings: Silent, Standard, Turbo, and Full Speed. There are two "little cooling fans" a.k.a assist fans the you can attach to the mobo, and if i put any of them on Standard or higher, the noise is definitely noticable. The sound is very annoying! it makes a very whiny fan sound. I would suggest keeping them on Silent setting. FYI, my desktop case has built in sound dampening material... » Read More To better answer this question, I should tell you first that you can control the speed of any fan connected to the mobo via BIOS or using ASUS AI suite. you can put any fan on any of the following 4 settings: Silent, Standard, Turbo, and Full Speed. There are two "little cooling fans" a.k.a assist fans the you can attach to the mobo, and if i put any of them on Standard or higher, the noise is definitely noticable. The sound is very annoying! it makes a very whiny fan sound. I would suggest keeping them on Silent setting. FYI, my desktop case has built in sound dampening material (Fractal Design define R4) and even with the the whiny sound is pretty noticeable « Show Less
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NO. Both fans are controlled by one three-speed switch and thermostat. The earlier Honeywell models had individual controls but not this one. I miss that feature but the Honeywell quality, quietness and power of the two fans more than makes up for it.
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Yes, take out of box, plug in. Push one of four buttons to select fan speed.
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No, the fan controls do not control LED lighting of fans, nor of the actual unit's LED interface. It controls fan speed/RPM only.
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No. The current and resistance is non-linear and the fan requires full voltage. The type of control you would need is one that does not provide variable resistance but rather a temperature activated relay for full "on" and full "off" as temperature changes.
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Yes there is a chain on the side of the fan that allows you to select off plus 3 speeds. I installaded a "Lutron" fan switch on the wall that allows me to select on / off plus 3 speeds. Lutron Model # DVWFSQ-FH-WH
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Forgot to mention, the case fan is quite loud so I would either replace it with a quiet one or get a simple fan speed controller. This is what i got. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000292DO0
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Yes but they are low to medium at most RPM so you don't really need a fan controller and actually if you plan to use one, you ought to get different fans capable of higher RPM so you have the ability to do both higher airflow if needed and low airflow when you don't.