Wednesday, May 28th 2014

Lamptron Releases the CF525 High Power Fan Controller

by
Cristian_25H
 Discuss (10 Comments)
Lamptron has now launched its most powerful fan controller yet, the CF525 featuring five independent channels, each capable of supplying 60 W. The controller takes up one 5.25-inch bay and has a CNC milled aluminum faceplate, a black circuit board and black sleeved cables.

The CF525 can be found on Amazon priced at $99.95 and on Drako.it at €69.90.

Related News

Add your own comment

10 Comments on Lamptron Releases the CF525 High Power Fan Controller

#1
SaltyFish
Another fan controller option for people packing Delta fans.
Posted on Reply
#2
Ferrum Master
If those are LM317 then delta fans are out of question. Complete bullcrap.
Posted on Reply
#4
Ferrum Master
Judging from the heatsink sizes it must be then a PWM design... A 60W pulsing PWM stuff in my PC case... thanks... I'll pass on this...
Posted on Reply
#5
Brusfantomet
Ferrum MasterJudging from the heatsink sizes it must be then a PWM design... A 60W pulsing PWM stuff in my PC case... thanks... I'll pass on this...
Well, specifically i think thats a buck converter, meaning that the power would be quite stable without much noice compared to the switched PSU you have at 350 W to 1000 W

Also, 60 W is nice for many fans, but i would personally like to see a fan controller using 4 pin PWM control, ass a fan that spins at 15 % PWM starts at 15% PWM.
Posted on Reply
#6
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
Well i have 8 case fans.... what about my setup?
Posted on Reply
#7
ty_ger
BrusfantometWell, specifically i think thats a buck converter, meaning that the power would be quite stable without much noise compared to the switched PSU you have at 350 W to 1000 W
Yes, I was thinking to myself as well that it is pretty funny that he would be worried about 60 watts of PWM in his computer case while at the bottom of his case is his power supply cranking out 1000 watts of PWM. Also, his CPU and Video card are cranking out multiple phases of much higher wattage of PWM.
Posted on Reply
#8
Ferrum Master
The pwm frequency cannot be compared... it is poorly filtered out also for that power ratio... it will bring noise... it cannot be otherwise for such design topology.
Posted on Reply
#9
Brusfantomet
Ferrum MasterThe pwm frequency cannot be compared... it is poorly filtered out also for that power ratio... it will bring noise... it cannot be otherwise for such design topology.
the 12V to 5V buck in your PSU is probably very similar, if not exactly the same sans the variable voltage.
Posted on Reply
#10
Luciel
It uses potentiometers.

It can handle 10x Delta AFB1212GHE-CF00 120mm which use 29.5w each (so two on each channel).

Posted on Reply
Nov 21st, 2024 04:27 EST change timezone

Latest GPU Drivers

New Forum Posts

Popular Reviews

Controversial News Posts