Can this switch used to delay both the fan and the lights? I need to have the lights delayed also for about 30 mins.
1049907
I guess you could wire the fan and the light to the fan side of the switch. When you switched the switch off, it would seem like nothing is happening, but it would just activate the timer.
1049908
You can connect both fan and light to the fan wire but you are better off using a single function delay off switch. A single function switch will probably have a higher power rating.
1049909
I would say no. The light is controlled by the switch, a timer contained with the switch keeps the fan running for the number of minutes you set. For what you want to do I would suggest an electrician. I have never encountered a switch that does what you want. Best to consult a professional if only for safety.
1049910
Assuming that your fan and lights do not draw an immense amount of power, you should be able to wire both to the delayed output lines.
1049911
The output to fan is on the delay. The light output has no delay. You could always connect the fan output to both the fan and light and just leave the blue wire light output as disconnected
1049912
Yes, if you have the lights and fan wired together it will delay them both. However, I had to return 2 of a total of 4 switches. They seem to be poorly made, and the timer function is very quick to fail. Just had to return them to Amazon as non-functioning and they promptly replaced them.
1104575
There is a delay timer built into the fan so once you turn the switch off the fan will run (anywhere from 30 sec to 60 mins which ever you set it too) if you want to run the fan on a timer you could do so just install the timer make sure it's made for low voltage (because the switch for the fan is low voltage if install properly) and and set the delay on the fan to zero. Personally I'd prefer the use of the built in fan timer because no matter how long you use the bathroom the fan will remain on for a set time after you leave which is ideal for moisture control
583300
This switch allows us to turn our fan light on/off and control the fan speed low, medium, & high. I'm not sure how this will or will not work with your remote. You have to check if your remote sensor is on the fan itself or to your switch.
102672
No, it does not. You have to install a switch (where your light switch is) and you can control the fan and light separately.
1845236
Your light switch still has to be on the "on" position for the remote to be able to control the fan. So if you were to leave the switch on permanently, then it does become obsolete to some degree.
2098774
No, you will need a separate switch to control the light function. In one of my bathrooms I have a light built into the fan and I have a separate switch to control the light along side this fan control. This is a very good fan control switch and I think you will like the features and functionality. The only issue that some don't like is the green LEDs that are illuminated (one is always on. if the unit is off, the main buttonLED is on and the last default time LED is also on. If the unit is on then the button time that is selected is on. Some are concern about this at night, but it's kind of a night light for me. I hope this helps.
2216514
I don't really understand the question. Can you please clarify. There is one switch for light and one for fan. One thing I don't like about this switch is you have to go all the way up (bright) before coming down to dim light. There is not enough control in dimming back and forth. Fan speed is direct and easy to use.
408348
Any regular single pole switch will work or a single pole duplex/double switch will work as well. ( sometime they call it 2 way switch ) One switch for the light and the other for the fan. Good luck.
922234
Yes. When you manually press the fan button on the switch, it will behave like a timer switch shutting off after 30 minutes.
1893126
No. These are single pole devices. They will only work at 1 switch location each per fan / light.
1309045
The fan/light is wired so that they can be seperately controled. I got a switch that controls the light and the duration that the fan stays on. The fan is so quiet I reccomend you get this type of switch as it would be easy to leave the fan running all the time because you can barely hear it.
1033042
I suppose but there are other alternatives for that. This is designed for a fan light combo and has 5 wires to operate both fan and light. If you only need a timer switch any home center or hardware store should have that.
470642
First, I would ask my electrician. We have ours to control a fan, heating and light unit. The switch operates heat, bent and light in that order. It's easy enough to turn both on and off at the same time.
2157805
Yes the fan switch but not the light. I always put the fan on high and then use the controller but I'm not sure if it even matters.
312563
I have a third button for fan on my light switch. It will only turn off fan power. You have remote with holster for light and powe/speed. I would just use remote.
2157803
Sorry, I'm not a technical person, but my electrical guy installed that for me to replace one I had there that did not work very well. The light switch is separate from it. For the ceiling fan, you set it for whatever speed you want each time. Off, high, medium or low. You can adjust it to any speed you want. Hope that helps.
424668
We have the fan and light on two different switches. The fan is either on/off and the heater/light is on a timer. We had an electrician friend help us.