Akasa
AK-FC-03 Fan Controller Pro
- The Akasa fan controller allows you to control the speed of up to four fans
- monitors temperatures four thermal probes.
Stock Code: OA-002-AK
EAN: 00000000
MPN: AK-FC-03
Manufacturer: Akasa
Product information: AK-FC-03 Fan Controller Pro
The Akasa fan controller allows you to control the speed of up to four fans, monitors temperatures four thermal probes.- Controls up to 4 fans
- Thermal monitoring
- Multi function LED display
- Audio alarm for fan failure
- Audio alarm for temperature rise
- 7 colour front panel LCD option
- Auto memory
- 5 Different colour facia plates included (blue, champagne, silver, red and black)
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Customer review "Akasa AK-FC-03 Fan Controller Pro"
great product
its a great product, looks very cool and easy to read / use, only gripes i have is that your pc really does need to be head level to use it effectivly, unfortunately mine is ground level so i have to duck down to read the display but thats completely my problem.. the only gripe i have is that i dont think there is a way to disable the fan's low RPM warning alarm that sounds if the fans drop to a certen RPM, it only lasts 20 seconds but the display flashes red until you restore the speed controls up, the temperature probes are accurate but it does feel a bit bodged having to tape them to the desired location, i wish some more tape and maybie a different style of tape was supplied, cable management isnt really a problem as the probe cables are pretty long!
Decent, but with 2 flaws...
Does exactly what it says and looks the business. Comes with plenty of cable extensions for your fans and the temperature probes are fairly long. Doesn't allow you to turn the fans all the way off, but mine a very quiet on minimum anyway so it is not really a problem.
Problem 1 - you can't control the LEDs behind the knobs. They are always on, even when the screen's backlight is off. Might have a play with a soldering iron at some point.
Problem 2 - The viewing angle is rather restricted, as the screen is set a long way behind the facias. Less of a problem if it is for a machine on your desk.