is this switch capable of handling a panasonic bathroom fan heater?
1371675
It depends. It's a 3way switch. If the fan has light heat nightlight and fan then no. After I picked the fan I wanted I called customer service and asked them for the model number of a compatible switch. If you're adventurous you can figure it out with info on the website. The cuts svc peeps were very helpful.
1371676
Yes just be aware of what else maybe drawing off the circuit you are looking to add the heater to. Requests a dedicated circuit.
1371677
Handles the fan heater and dome light version of the whisper fan, check which model you have and have electrician install. Needs multiple wires.
1371678
Yes, it will work great for a heat, light, vent system. Make sure you have a dedicated 20 amp, 12/2 copper, home run, wire.
1128082
As long as the switch is an on/off switch. Existing switch will work just fine.
2172260
Probably not if the heater is a coil type of heater. I am not sure about a heat lamp type of heater. The switch is rated for 600 watts, I believe, and each one would probably be OK individually, but more than one might overload the switch.
2282472
That sounds like it should work for you. That is the same layout on the switch. I used it on a large floor model fan. The switch itself is 1 1/4" x 5/8" thick
320703
Not sure, but if the total fan electrical load didn't exceed the rating of the switch I don't see why you couldn't. Probably best to call Leviton tech support and check with them.
1642649
Yes, that switch would work fine, assuming you have wire properly. It's actually a little overkill. An SPST switch would work and be less confusing to wire properly.
987241
yes,but talk to a local eletric man and bring the switch and pic. of ur old fan and switch
2249650
Not for sure the amp capacity of the switch or your compressor, otherwise it will work
1567878
I use this to control 42" whole house attic fan, however, this is not a professional grade thermostatic switch.
328110
I purchased the W84 but found out it was my fan assembly, not the switch. My electrician said they will both work.
470640
I did combine the fan, light (with nightlight) and heater using one switch and it works great. The electrician had a bit of trouble figuring out the schematics but was able to get it hooked up and working fine. None-the-less, I'd recommend it.
320701
Instructions say yes, but it really has to do with the amount of power the fan motor draws, compared to the amount of power the switch is designed for. I played it safe and put in one for each fan.
1197303
Sorry, I have not used the switch in that capacity. However, this switch appears to be a single pole switch.
731051
It will work as long as the receiver in the fan and the remote are set identical. That is if they are on the same frequency. So set the switches in the same order, either on or off on both. If this doesn't work you may have to change the fan's receiver to the Hampton Bay's.
398470
Yes. This item has 3 functions-- a night light, a light and the fan. The fan came with instructions on how to connect the wiring. However, I bought the Panasonic switch specifically intended for this fan, which is basically internally wired, making hooking up the switch no different than any other switch. So all three functions are independently controlled.
1665926
I would not recommend this switch for your heater. This will not start the heater until it detects movement. Small heaters are best used when there is someone there to insure it doesn't get too hot or possibly ignite something that may have gotten too close to it. From a simply electrical perspective my Westek plug-in has worked perfectly for over two years to turn on and off the lights in the basement playroom.
853835
No. It can't be used for a switch, the purpose of it is to conserve your hot water when it gets warm.