1 fan 2 bathrooms?

[aidge]

Hi, please could anybody help me with a wiring diagram for wiring up two adjacent bathrooms to the same fan via relays? The fan is located in the attic space and would need both switches to independently switch the fan. Thanks in advance

 

[lamb]

Laurie, you can buy single pole, double pole and triple pole pullcords.

The two room set up will not work with single pole switches, without using relays/contactors.

 

[specs]

Laurie
Laurie -

 

[specs]

Laurie
Laurie - just check the drawing again. One pole of each switch switches the fan and the other pole switches the light in that room. All looks good to me.[/QUOTE] This is the way forward and works, no need to complicate things with relays , it is straight forward. Altho i must admit the first time i needed to do it i scratched my head for a while. I also had to use grid switches as i had additional LED lighting

 

[ian.settle1]

Will please people edit their postings and remove my name as if you look I did not state what you have been using :furious3::90::6::89:

 

[specs]

Will please people edit their postings and remove my name as if you look I did not state what you have been using :furious3::90::6::89:

If you mean me, i have been trying to edit this post for the last 20 mins. unfortunatly it didn't work the first couple of times, Hope this is now ok:wink_smile:

 

[ian.settle1]

If you mean me, i have been trying to edit this post for the last 20 mins. unfortunatly it didn't work the first couple of times, Hope this is now ok:wink_smile:

Cheers not just you though Specs

 

[specs]

Cheers not just you though Specs

Apologies anyway, regardless of others. Seems my whole street is suffering from connection problems

 

[lauriehurman]

Exactly - and since it's a double pole switch and you can't switch one pole without the other and the live side is common ... what is it achieving?


Laurie

Laurie
Laurie - just check the drawing again. One pole of each switch switches the fan and the other pole switches the light in that room. All looks good to me.

This is the way forward and works, no need to complicate things with relays , it is straight forward. Altho i must admit the first time i needed to do it i scratched my head for a while. I also had to use grid switches as i had additional LED lighting[/QUOTE]

 

[aidge]

Thanks to all those who came up with good constructive solutions to my conundrum especially Lamb for the diagram, i really appreciate your knowledge.
To the others who used the thread to have a bitch and come up with at best a rubbish cartoon show full of emos' is this what you really spend your leisure time doing!