Is it possible to use a countdown timer such as the leviton LTB60-1LZ countdown timer with the fan? One of the reviews seemed to indicate otherwise
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Unfortunatly it's not possible because of the led lamp. Even My electrician couldn't find a work around
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Just want to add that we are very happy about having purchased this fan as part of our bathroom reno. The LED light is nice and bright. The fan is quiet and effective.
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yes. a timer can be used. typically, the timer would be used to control just the fan motor if you have separate switching for light, but I suppose you could time out both at same time if a light is included.
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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
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When the fan was installed the electrician mentioned a lot of options about how it could be wired. We went the simplest route. We do nothave a timer feature. It is possible that was one of the options.
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You would need to connect the fan to an external motion sensor that would turn off the power to the fan and then turn it back on when sensing motion in the room. It is designed to run at a very low speed at all times and draws an insignificant amiunt of power. It would be less expensive if you purchased a different fan and operated it from the motion sensor, then you would only be paying for one motion sensing circuit.
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Yes, but the clicking sound of the timer is too loud for me and the fan operation seems to pulse with the clicks of the timer.I was NOT happy with this installed and returned it.
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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.
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Yes. If you set the temp at, say, 68, then the machine will cool if the temp is above 68, and if it is below, it will just blow the fan. I don't know about timers, we never do anything that complicated.
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You could mount them almost any where. You could use a standard plug in light timer and just leave the fan on in manual mode. you wouldn't have much need for the thermostat controller. You might contact the cooler guy's and see if they have a timer controller. These fans are really quiet I've had them running for a year no problems'
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No. I added a Lutron MA-T51-WH Maestro Countdown Timer for the fan. Recommend installing the timer on the fan instead of the heater or the light. When exiting the shower, it's best to leave the fan running for an additional 5-10 minutes in order to remove moisture from the system and avoid mold buildup.
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No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and sturdy. Good luck No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and... » Read More No, but you can buy a fan speed controller at either Lowes or Home Depot that should work. they're about $ 20- 30 bucks and they will fit into most existing outlet boxes. i returned mine and bought a a Hampton Bay 60" industrial, model # 526-012 from Home Depot. It's about 30.00 more, but has reverseable speed and the wall controller fits easily into the outlet box and looks much nicer ( to me ). Both fans look similar and both move a lot of air, run quietly, and are fairly easy to install. The Westinghouse has steel blades and the Hampton Bay has plastic blades but are thick and sturdy. Good luck « Show Less
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Yes this will support a standard bathroom fan however a timer might make more scene like the one I have Leviton LTB30-1LZ Decora
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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.
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the timer can be set for 1/2 hour 1 2 and 4 hours..so 30 minutes is the minimum..but its a great fan if that works for you
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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.
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I'm not sure, as we do not use ours on a timer. Sorry if this isn't helpful.
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It does not, get the tall lasko fan if you want a remote and a timer. I forget the actual model number
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The timer is a count down timer. It does not have a real time clock. To use it, you need to tun the heater on and then set it.
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The Leviton does not have a timer. The Leaf, however, is able to be setup on a timer to charge. I set mine up to only start charging from 12:01am - 7am to take advantage of discounted nightly electricity rates.
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yes, no problem. It has small blocks, each reprensent a 30 minute period, so if you want 2 hours, just leave 4 consecutive blocks down and it will be on for just 2 hours. Personally I have a fan connected and it's set to run for 1 hour then stop for 30 minutes then 1 hour and stop for 30 mins, etc.