Can you combine a ceiling light (75 watt incandescent flood) and the bathroom exhaust fan on this timer.
1483822
Yes you can. I'm assuming you will be switching them both on & off at the same time. This timer will support up to an 1800 watt load. An exhaust fan & 75 watt flood will probably be under 250 watts together.
1483823
Hi. I intend on using this timer with a FV-11VQ5 WhisperCeiling™ 110 CFM Ceiling Mounted Fan, in a single pole application.Is this the correct timer switch? Thanks.
1483824
If you gp to a home depot and look at a Leviton package and get the company phone number and call them, they will advise you. That is what I did. The timers come in different voltages. They will tell you what model to get.
784830
Yes, you can use the heater and exhaust fan at the same time. You can actually turn all 3 switches on at the same time including the light, heater & fan. This heat/fan/light works great and is very quiet compared to other models. It's very sleek looking as well.
509126
Yes, I did this just this. Fan, ceiling light and vanity light. However, get a deep box as it is a tight fit with all the wiring.
716219
You can, but its not gonna cool the 3rd bulb much as the heat is gathering up higher as air goes through tube.I would at least run a 700cfm to that setup, and that might not be enough. I havent even run more than 2 lights at once on a 700, and the exhaust air was over 95*
705529
yes, you could try that to get more light from it. its a fantastic fan, very close to the ceiling, doesn't take over the space but is plenty powerful.
1535992
Since the timer activates with darkness I would say no. You could turn the switch to "on" and plug it into the lamp timer. Of course it won't show as brightly as it would from a dark room.
2258432
Don't believe you can. The inner wiring is for two independent fixtures or a fan/light combo. The fan side has set stops in the slider for variable speeds. The other side is traditional slider to dim the light. The respective switch for each turns it off and on.
492629
Yes, as I said in my review, I have both the fan and the light wired to separate wall switches. Actually the fan is wired to a 3-speed selector knob, but you could use a slider switch as well. The light fixture says 40 watt max, so 60 watt bulbs probably wouldn't be a good idea. However, you can purchase CFL bulbs which are 60 watt equivalent but only use &lt;20 watts.
837814
Yes, it is possible to have a switch for the light and another switch for the fan.
941944
Since the control is just a humidity controlled switch I think it will work however the light will come on too, since they are not on separate controls. If this the only light (or primary) in the bathroom this is probably not a good solution for you.
2100872
Yes, you would need to connect the power from the fan to the light. Recommend you get a license electrician to do the wiring.
177144
Yes, just don't add a wall switch when wiring it to the fan and use Z-Wave to switch on and off. Be sure not to use the triac dimmer model on an inductive load or a newer model with an current limiter on the light fixture portion.
725096
I would think so, if the fan & light are wired separately or already controlled by separate switches. I've only used it on a large ceiling fan, not a bathroom fan. The fan side of the switch has 3 positions for 3 speeds, which ceiling fans are designed for, but I would guess at least the high speed setting should work, just can't say for sure since i haven't tried it on a bathroom ventillation fan. On/off & dimming of the light should work fine.
1605833
Yes, you can use the light separately from the fan, do it all the time .. LOVE THIS FAN, SO QUIET.
837813
Yes, you can use the two switch system, in fact this is the way I hooked it up, a 5/10/20/30 minute timer (http://tinyurl.com/kjsfa97) on the fan and a regular switch on the light.
689410
No. It is better to use a countdown timer for bathroom light and fan. Please check this model # for details: HET06
1692523
Yes, you can, and by the way, it's a very powerful but still silent fan, the heater has it's own fan and only operates with the heater on. My unit does not have a light but it is available also.