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Question: Can this be used for a switch that operates both a light and an exhaust fan?
Document: I hooked this up to control a new Broan QTRE110c (35w) exhaust fan in a newly renovated bathroom. Installation was easy in my case but it might be a tight fit in some boxes since this switch is deeper than a regular toggle switch.The included instructions were easy to follow (don't forget to turn off the power) and the wires are clearly labelled (ground, hot and load).
I purchased this GE wall switch and installed it a month ago in my garage. I sometimes have to leave for work a bit early and so I wanted some light as I make my way through the garage. This switch offers a preset for 5, 15, 30, 60 minutes along with 2 and 4 hours. Terrific combination as I can set the light for 5 mins and make my way to the car with time to spare.Installation was relatively easy.
I purchased one of these to use as a timer for our pool lights. The pool light did not have a neutral wire, so I was very limited in options; however, I liked this switch so much that I bought an additional set of them to control the fans in our bathrooms. I like the timer options - from 5 minutes to 4 hours. This is the perfect range for the two different uses - pool lights (1-4 hours) and bath fans (5mins to 1 hour).
With a forgetful kid in the house , every single switch should be like this timer. Wonderful piece for our bathroom fan which we like to leave on for a few minutes but turn off after a while.
I installed this to control a whole house fan that we have. If you already have a switch in the wall, this easily replaces it. Very easy install and very easy to use and looks nicer than the knob style timer switches
This provided me a solution for my forgetful nature. This switch replaced a standard toggle switch for the bathroom fan. It was very easy to install and very convenient. I purchase 5 of these for all of the bathrooms in the house.I would recommend this to anyone who needs a timed electical solution.
I bought this to replace a Leviton timer switch that worked, but produced a low level hum in my bathroom fan motor. It works....not sure what else to say. I don't get the complaints about the LEDs being too bright and staying on. On mine, only the LED blinks on the timer button selected....but once it times out and shuts the fan off, all the LEDs are dark.
The product was very easy to install. It's fairly large, so it fit a little snugly into the electrical box. It looks really neat once installed. The LED's are not intuitive though. They blink even when the fan or lights are off. To stop this, switch the fan off with the large button. The LED's will continue to blink, but then press and hold the large button for 3-5 seconds until the fan comes on, then turn off with the large button again.
Just put 2 of these in on a bathroom remodel. The fan switch was wired with a switch leg (2 conductors, no neutral). The timers I usually use require a neutral and I didn't want to run a 3 conductor from the fans to pick up the neutral, would have added a bunch of time patching drywall. So I got online and found these. Make sure you read the directions, when the circuit is turned on the switch needs a minute or two before it will work.
I don't mind it at all. Mine is being used in a bathroom, and not next to my face in a bedroom. Note also that this timer is not a precision clock. "Four hours" turned out to be more like four hours and twenty minutes. Again, that's just fine for my goals.Now that I've tried it out, I'm ordering a second one.
Answer: yes in my bathroom on this switch there are six settings of different times and the fan and the light both go on for that period of time. example: I can push a button and the fan in the bathroom light will stay on for 30 minutes and then it will turn itself off or I can manually push a button and turn both the fan and the light off