How do you get a light and fan switch on separate switches?
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Quote from Youtube video: The next thing that i'll do is put a couple wraps of black electricians tape around the switch. For safety next dress the wires. Put the switch in the box. And tighten it up.
How do I wire a ceiling fan and light separately with one switch?
How to Connect a Ceiling Fan & a Separate Light to One Switch
- Shut Off the Circuit Breaker. …
- Remove the Wires From the Switch. …
- Strip the Insulation From Each End. …
- Create a Four-Way Pigtail Splice. …
- Test the Physical Connection. …
- Screw the Pigtails Into the Connectors. …
- Reattach the Switch.
Can you separate a bathroom fan and light?
A separate cable will need to be installed from the wall switch box to the junction location where the wiring is located for the exhaust fan and the light. The wiring will need to be reconfiguration to allow routing the power through the new switch and then to the device to be switched separately.
Can you put a bathroom fan and light on the same switch?
It is not a bad idea to connect the bathroom fan and light in your home on the same switch. It is safe to operate both at the same time. Running the fan in the bathroom is one of the best ways to prevent mold from growing in your bathroom. Mold in the bathroom is a result of the condensation of hot water.
How do I wire a ceiling fan with two switches?
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Quote from Youtube video: Box the white neutral wire coming from the circuit breaker connects to all my other neutral wires. And the bare copper wire connects to all my other green or bare copper ground wires.
How do you wire a ceiling fan with two switches and remotes?
Connect the black wire from the ceiling to the black wire on the input side of the remote receiver module. Connect the blue wire from the output side of the remote receiver module to the blue wire in the fan. Connect the red wire from the ceiling to the black wire in the fan.
How do you split a light switch into two?
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- Get a 2-gang box to replace your existing 1-gang box.
- Get a new switch.
- Remove your existing box and install the 2-gang box in its place.
- Run your supply hot wire to both switches.
- Connect the light/fan hot wire to one switch and the exterior light to the other.
- Join all neutrals and ground wires.
