Once it's installed and configured, the Eudemon SST-FP52 takes control of the connected fans. Manual operation is not an option with this fan control. The unit's various sensors measure the temperature and regulate fan revolutions autonomously. Rotation speed is increased in several stages and then reduced again as cooling takes place. The date and time are shown in the blue-lit display along with temperature and fan rotation. The SST-FP52 has its own power source so that its own internal clock keeps running. A battery provides power to the built-in alarm clock.

Too bad: no fans are located behind the two round grilles.
Too muted for an alarm function. You can hardly hear it.

The display lights up in blue when the PC is turned on.

The fans show up in the display only when they are activated.

Fans are connected either directly or using the included extension cables

This battery allows the clock and alarm to work offline too.
Summary
- PC Fan Noise Relief
- Akasa Fan Controller: Exchangeable Faceplates
- Cooler Master Musketeer I: An Analog Display That Takes Getting Used To
- Enermax UC-A8FATR4: Split Personality
- Innovatek Fan-O-Matic: Configuration Via Software
- Superflower Fan Master: Twin Of Akasa Fan Controller
- Silverstone Eudemon SST-FP52: Automatic Adjustment
- W-Force Super Panel: Made Only For A Single CPU Fan
- Evaluation
- Fan Controls With Display And Hard Drive Cooling
- Jetart Xpanel DT 5000: More Racket Than Utility
- Jetart Xpanel DT 6000: Pulse Fan Control
- Antec HD Cooler: Monitored Hard Drive Cooling
- Evaluation
- Fan Controls Without Display Or Monitoring
- Sunbeam Rheobus: Garish LED's Show Voltage Level
- Zalman ZM-MFC1: 6-fan Controller
- Evaluation
- Test Configuration
- System Fan Measuring 12 Cm In Diameter
- CPU Fan
- Mains Adapter
- Useful Accessories
- Think Tank: Midi Tower With Integrated Fan Controller And Cell Phone Battery Charging Station
- Cooler MasterMusketeer II: Analog Display For Audio Output
- Silverstone: Silent 300-watt Mains Adapter
- Sharkoon Fan Adapter: What Doesn't Fit Will Be Made To Fit
- Conclusion
