Leviton Ceiling Fan Control Switch

I am using Leviton in our job....Very good product and a peace of mind.

Switch works as expected, powering 12W of devices across 2 ports, and the fan is not audible at all (Fan level stays at 0). Very happy with the additional ports.

I placed this switch in one of my pinch point. It supports speeds at nearly 100% rating. This Network Switch does not have a fan but a large heat sync on the top, so it sits on my desk without adding noise to the work area. I added 10GBaseT Transceiver so that it talks to my backbone at 10 Gbs. Even not knowing whether the CAT6 cabling would support the speed, it did and the performance is solid.

If you have Rode NTG-1 or NTG-2 Shotguns, this is a must have. A very simple test will convince you, get under a ceiling fan and listen to your mic with and without the windscreen. Nice to have the genuine replacement part available for when you misplace one.

I'm relatively new at using strobes and I have struggled with positioning modifiers. I do have 10' ceilings but there is a ceiling fan in the way. I have used baby pins with collars with my speed lights and they work great. But this pin doesn't have a collar so I put a relatively large hitch pin (5/32") so I can use it as a drop down pin. The dimples allow the modifier to be positioned at odd angles without slipping.

I replaced a noisy fan cooled amp with this one, and it is driving eight 70 Volt 5 Watt ceiling speakers in our church's overflow areas easily.

Incredible picture. I also own the HU85LA UST projector so I'm a fan of LG projectors, I ceiling-mounted the HU810PW and it's perfect and very minimal and sleek looking. With the 2700 brightness, the picture is even pretty good in a very bright room. The price paid at B&H was excellent and delivery was ultra fast to NYC.

I like that it includes a volume control, a power switch and audio control.

Big fan of the two-way switch that allows you to either speak for a moment, or leave the feed on permanently.

Running our church house lights off these as a replacement to Leviton wall switch dimmers that were causing flickering. We installed two of these dimmer packs and connected approximately 95 LED ceiling fixtures spread out over six of the available eight channels we have with the two packs. Each fixture is a 10w LED bulb from a big orange box store. Our electrician said we are pulling approximately 1 amp on each string of lights. Integrated into the rest of our DMX stage lighting system piece of cake. Planning to purchase a spare to have on the shelf just in case.