Do you need to use the broan controller or can you wire with just a standard on off switch?
1882123
You should be able to use a standard on off switch, but you will have no speed control and it will be quite loud.
1882124
You can probably use the on off switch, but you wouldn't be able to control the speed.
243085
the way I wired it was simply power and ground. I wired it to a relay first then a switch. its really basic
1202594
No, you need to use a standard 4 wire LNB and run all 4 wires to the switch.
1215602
Wouldn't recommend a dimmer switch. However, Broan lists various Broan speed controls (Model 72, etc.) on the 509S specification page as accessories so that seems to indicate it is possible with correct speed control unit. If a speed control is used, it would have to be capable of handling around 2 amps of current and provide an AC waveform that would not harm the motor if that is an issue. It may be a good idea to contact their customer service number to be sure. There are also customer comments regarding the unit on the Broan website and use of speed controls in a review or two.
1420869
yeah you can use any type of switch you want you simply have to just unwire that switch and wire the new one it's really simple if you have any questions hit me up again the top of the wiring harness is very simple you need everything below it though because of the relays and fuses in the wiring harnessbut its only a couple wires on the switch
936756
You have to figure out which control is for each side, then you just heat that one side. We got our wires crossed up and I just turn on both of them. You do not have to have both sides turned on.
1771497
You don't need a relay if your module has a +park light output you can put directly to +park light sw wire
1877729
No. I have two of these and just replaced the existing switch and enrolled it in my zWave system. You can got the Leviton.com and enter the model number then downloar a complete set of instructions. A neutral power source and a neutral wire are not the same thing however.
141702
It depends on the type of installation - single pole or 3-way and whether the switch is in the middle or the end of the run. Here is a link to the Honeywell Installation Guide showing drawings of each type of installation. https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2458EFS.pdf You can also call Tech support at 800 468-1502 and they'll walk you through the process. Good luck!
347404
I have been using the neutral wires in all of my installations. I'm not sure how it will operate if not connected.
1039880
Mine has a pull chain for hi/low/off. However, I leave mine on high and put an inline remote on it so I can turn it on an off from the living room. You will need to wire it with some type cord to a standard 110V power supply. I had a power outlet already in the attic for an attic fan so I simply wired my fan via an extension cord to the power outlet. Easy.
967620
No separate On/Off Switch - I turn the thermostat to the low setting to keep the unit from turning off
1947657
It work as a basic 3 way switch, by the way you can use one but you will not going to have middle position. Auto option I guess refereed to the optional timer that you can install if you have one.
486725
Yes if you know what you are doing . Best to use reg house plug and extended pull chain. Or use a reg house plug on a switch. I just installed a reg house plug where I was putting fans then extended the pull chain!
2204300
I'm unfamiliar with the Broan model you are referring to, but if it has a two-wire (black and white) input and a place for a ground wire (Green or bare neutral copper) it should work. As for the adjustable temperature feature, it's a simple, flat-blade screwdriver adjustment - turn left to lower; turn right to raise the set point. Hope this helps.
962549
Yes both separate wiring for wall switch or manually from pull cords on fan
655773
Toggle switch, I also put relay from parts store on it also but I don't think you need it