Foredom C.EM-1-115V & C.EMH-2-230V Table Top Dial Control for SR Motors

The Foredom C.EM table top dial speed control gives flex shaft users a hands-free alternative to a foot pedal — set your preferred RPM once with the hand dial, then use the motor's own switch to return to that exact speed every time. The solid-state design delivers continuously variable control from off to full speed, with no hunting or surging, so you can stay focused on the work rather than managing the motor.

Two voltage versions cover jewelers and metalsmiths worldwide: the C.EM-1 at 115 V for North American 110–120 V mains, and the C.EMH-2 at 230 V for international 220–240 V mains. The compact plastic housing — just 5" long × 5-3/4" wide × 2-5/8" high — sits securely on the bench without crowding your workspace, and a green indicator light confirms power is live at a glance.

Features

• Table top solid-state speed control operated by a hand dial — no foot pedal required
• Continuously variable speed range from Off to full speed
• Green indicator light shows when power to the control is on
• Set a speed once and use the motor's own switch to return to it reliably
• Replaceable fuse protects internal electronics from power surges and overloads
• Compact plastic housing sits securely on the bench with a minimal footprint

Specifications

Available Options

Compatibility

• C.EM-1 (115 V): compatible with discontinued Foredom motors CC, MM, DD, EE, MMG, GG, S, SM, SB, 1/8 HP SR, SRM, SRB, L, LM, LB, JJ, F, and K
• C.EM-1 (115 V): also works with most other flex shaft brands using a standard 3-prong plug, including Pfingst, OttoFlex, and Buffalo Dental
• C.EM-1 and C.EMH-2: suitable for Foredom SR and SRH series motors and OttoFlex motors — match motor voltage to control voltage
• Not compatible with Foredom TX, TXH, LX, or LXH motors — use the C.EMX series controls for those motors

Notes

• Select the 115 V C.EM-1 for 110–120 V regions and the 230 V C.EMH-2 for 220–240 V regions; do not connect a 230 V control to a 110–120 V circuit
• Leave the dial in position and cycle the motor's own switch to return to a previously dialed-in speed
• Replace the fuse only with the specified rating to maintain protection against power spikes and overloads
• Position the control where the dial is easy to reach and route cords clear of your working area

California Prop 65 Warning:
Cancer and Reproductive Harm. www.P65warnings.ca.gov.