I have a separate switch for my light and fan, can these be wired separately?
1108970
The fan takes 1 incoming set of wires for power, so it gets powered on (light and fan) with a single switch. You might be able to rig something, but it's not built for it out of the box as far as I can determine.
1108971
Yes, as I remember that wiring arrangement is handled in the instructions that come with the item
1177764
Richard, as far as the wiring goes there is no problem. What you need to be concerned about is running too much power though the switch which could cause an electrical fire. your fans are rated at 31 watts for the fan and two 40-watt light bulbs, therefore with two fans you will have a demand of 62 watts on the fan control and 160 watts on the light control. the switch is rated for 143 watts on the fan and 300 watts on the light, so you should be OK. You should still check with a local electrician that is familiar with electrical codes in your area to make sure you're safe. Good Luck!
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Hi Sherry,Thanks for the question. If you have a 3 wire setup in the single wall switch, then Yes. You'll have to purchase a dual control to operate the fan and light separately from a single switch. But don't forget Sherry, this fan comes with a remote control. We hope this helps. If you need anything further, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they're also literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193
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It has a "night light" feature that is on a different switch but for the main light, no it is tied to the use of the fan and there is no separate set of wires to break that function out from what I recall of the installation.
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.
2189449
Yes it can. We wired ours on a separate switch so it operates independently of the lights. It's a great little fan.
1912235
They cannot be wired to each other. Each needs to be wired directly back to the switch.
1218670
actually there is three wires on one fan and two on the other I forget which wire you can cut but they all link into one, and only ONE wire lights up both fans so all you would have to do is cut it. And yes if you just wanted to replace them that is also possible but all ya gotta do is cut the LED wire if you don't like the lights
431082
Yes you can wire them to the switch. Sometimes I will add an outlet in the cabinet on the switch. Depends on what access you have.
1398226
If you're asking can I wire in lighting on the same circuit, the answer is yes. If you're asking if you can put lights on the fan, I'd say no.I wired in two can lights on the same source, but have it on a separate switch from the fan, both dim-able. If you are using dim-able switches you should not wire in lights on the same dimmer switch - that would be a safety risk.
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Not necessarily...but you should. You'll need power to the fan obviously and power to the switch, but you don't need to wire the switch to the fan directly. The switch communicates (light, speed) to the fan wirelessly. The initial setup requires you to sync the switch to the fan which is done at initial power. So if separate circuits they need to come up at the same time.
329537
You should be able to wire these the way you want. Download the schematics from Panasonic to be sure. I wired fan with main lamp, night light separate.
601059
There are three separate wires that could each go to an individual switch. One wire for the night light. One wire for the fan and one wire for the light. All three could be separated or they could be ganged together if desired.
1893126
No. These are single pole devices. They will only work at 1 switch location each per fan / light.
696671
Heat bulb and fan have separate wires so they can be connected to separate switches---just connect only the one you want to use--
72478
No. The dimmer switch would need to be on a seperate circuit with the lights, different than the fan motor.
500709
No not unless you rigged a toggle switch to the power. But each fan is a seperate plug they are not all wired together