I need just heat. No light. Can I wire just heat & fan to one switch?
150950
When the heater is on the fan is blowing the heat down. I have my light and exhaust fan on one switch and the heater on a separate switch and it works great.
150951
Three functions, three sets of wires. Pick & choose (or combine as other answer) as you wish. Easy.
2086243
No, not they way my hubby set it up The lights are the heat bulbs. So they automatically heat up the bathroom. Then the fan can be turned on by itself but if the light bulbs get too warm the fan will kick on automatically, too. The lights are nice and bright. Here in Michigan I get a lot of use out of the heated lights! My husband says he thinks you could hook up one light bulb and one heat light bulb and use them separately. We have a large, cold bathroom so don't have it configured that way. We bought two of these, one for our daughter;s house also. We put a timer switch on both so the heat goes off automatically. No, not they way my hubby set it up The lights are the heat bulbs. So they automatically heat up the bathroom. Then the fan can be turned on by itself but if the light bulbs get too warm the fan will kick on automatically, too. The lights are nice and bright. Here in Michigan I get a lot of use out of the heated lights! My husband says he thinks you could hook up one light bulb and one heat light bulb and use them separately. We have a large, cold bathroom so don't have it configured that way. We bought two of these, one for our daughter;s house also. We put a timer switch on both so the... » Read More No, not they way my hubby set it up The lights are the heat bulbs. So they automatically heat up the bathroom. Then the fan can be turned on by itself but if the light bulbs get too warm the fan will kick on automatically, too. The lights are nice and bright. Here in Michigan I get a lot of use out of the heated lights! My husband says he thinks you could hook up one light bulb and one heat light bulb and use them separately. We have a large, cold bathroom so don't have it configured that way. We bought two of these, one for our daughter;s house also. We put a timer switch on both so the heat goes off automatically. « Show Less
2100872
Yes, you would need to connect the power from the fan to the light. Recommend you get a license electrician to do the wiring.
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.
2076459
No, it can be wired to one switch, but that means the fan will be on whenever the light is. I wired mine with a single switch that EFI makes that has a timer that keeps the fan running after the switch is turned off. The timer is adjustable.
1855460
I am using this switch for the fan without heat and it works fine. I would NOT use this for something it's not rated for. For all kinds of reasons.
154598
Yes a single pole switch will work.The wall switch will send the power to the the light and fan, the pull chains will turn the light and fan on as well as control the fan speed.If you choose to set the pull chains to the on positions, then you can turn the light and fan on and off using the wall switch.With you use this switch you will need 14/3 wire to control the fan and light separately .
991066
I used two single pole switches. I wired the light and fan on one and the night light on the other. If you need one that's on a timer or humidity sensing I'd go to Panasonic Web sight and see what they would suggest.
408353
I already had a wall switch, we just replaced the heat bulb/fan. Our switch however, is a double switch one operates the heat lights the other operates the fan. We had it installed by the Handy Man Connection. It took them about an hour.
784830
Yes, you can use the heater and exhaust fan at the same time. You can actually turn all 3 switches on at the same time including the light, heater & fan. This heat/fan/light works great and is very quiet compared to other models. It's very sleek looking as well.
635705
We hooked ours up with separate switches - one for the light and one for the fan as most of the time, we don't use both. So sorry, I don't know the answer to this question.
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If you want to control the fan and light separately then you will need a switch for each. If the night light is to be constantly on, then you will need a separate non-switched power source for that light. If you want to control the night light also you will need a third switch.In my installation I had one switch and no non-switched power since I was replacing a simple fan and I did not want to rewire the bathroom. The light and fan come on together when the switch is turned on. I didn't use the night light since I had no always-on source of power. For each thing (fan, light, night light) that you wish to turn on and off separately you will need a switch. If you want to control the fan and light separately then you will need a switch for each. If the night light is to be constantly on, then you will need a separate non-switched power source for that light. If you want to control the night light also you will need a third switch.In my installation I had one switch and no non-switched power since I was replacing a simple fan and I did not want to rewire the bathroom. The light and fan come on together when the switch is turned on. I didn't use the night light since I had no always-on source of power. For each thing (fan, light,... » Read More If you want to control the fan and light separately then you will need a switch for each. If the night light is to be constantly on, then you will need a separate non-switched power source for that light. If you want to control the night light also you will need a third switch.In my installation I had one switch and no non-switched power since I was replacing a simple fan and I did not want to rewire the bathroom. The light and fan come on together when the switch is turned on. I didn't use the night light since I had no always-on source of power. For each thing (fan, light, night light) that you wish to turn on and off separately you will need a switch. « Show Less
1744166
Yes. I have 3 separate switches for mine- light, heat, vent. Also, my heater is on its own 20 amp circuit.
154597
This is how I use it, but you'll need 14/3 wire from the switch to the fan to do this. (Usually black + red "hot", white neutral , and bare copper ground). Most switches are only wired with 14/2 wire which only has one hot (no red)
1904557
I installed this in a double electrical box that had one switch for a light and one for a fan. I installed it using the fan switch wiring only and kept the light switch the same using the original double switch plate to cover both. Long way of saying Yes.
612893
I currently have the unit hooked up separate. One switch to operate the heat lamp and a separate to operate the fan. There are instructions to wire on the same switch as well.
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Yes, you can use the two switch system, in fact this is the way I hooked it up, a 5/10/20/30 minute timer (http://tinyurl.com/kjsfa97) on the fan and a regular switch on the light.