The Lamptron High Wattage 4 Channel Rheobus is a rock soldi choice for fan controlling. Able to handle up to 30W per channel this unit has no problem handling multiple fan set-ups. This controller is designed to seamlessly integrate with modern high-end PC chassis.

These are CNC milled from blocks of 3/4" thick solid aluminum! The anodized finish keeps a clean look as well.

Each channel control knob is illuminated blue when on with non-direct soft light technology. LED voltage is in direct proportion to voltage on channel. The higher you turn the fan up, the brighter the illumination!

• CNC milled from blocks of 3/4" thick solid aluminum
• Anodized finish
• Variable channel knobs control the LED brightness
• Normal output 30W watts per channel
• 4 separate channels

Dimensions:	150mm x 43mm x 80mm (5.25" drive bay)
Max Power:	30W / Channel
Control Channels:	4
DC Input:	+12V (Standard 4-pin Molex)
DC Output:	0V - 12V DC
LED INdicator:	4 x Blue LED
Fan Connectors:	4
Fan RPM Knob:	4
Contents:	Controller Unit 4-pin Molex Extension Cable x 1 (9") 3-pin Extension Cable x 4 (18"+) Mount Screws x 4

03-06-2010
Reviewer: Bobby (2)
Solid quality, great function, nice looks, can''t go wrong here. One minor issue: as shipped was too wide to pop right in. So I unscrewed one of the brackets from the PCB and elongated the whole ever so slightly, fixed it right up. This would not deter me from recommending this to anyone. My 5-year-old could have fixed it. Seriously, get this controller, it''s AWESOME!

03-06-2010
Reviewer: Bobby (2)
Solid quality, great function, nice looks, can''t go wrong here. One minor issue: as shipped was too wide to pop right in. So I unscrewed one of the brackets from the PCB and elongated the whole ever so slightly, fixed it right up. This would not deter me from recommending this to anyone. My 5-year-old could have fixed it. Seriously, get this controller, it''s AWESOME!

10-22-2009
Reviewer: Alex (2)
Although there were some significant problems with the product - this controller is of great quality and I would recommend it to anyone. Mine had some problems, and I should hope that they are somewhat atypical. Firstly it did not fit well in my case, it was too wide. I don''t have some unusual case, it''s a regular 5.23" slot like every other device in the world uses. I had to remove 2 screws that connected the metal on the sides to the circuitboard on the bottom, this way I could bend in the sides so they would fit. This doesn''t seem like a problem because the circuitboard is still resting on solid metal. Secondly the 4-pin molex connector is bent way back and torn away from the circuitboard. It still works - I was worried I would have to solder and I''m not that great at it - but it is obviously damaged. Don''t get me wrong, it''s working *great* and I love it, I just hope my problems are unusual.