I explain how i wired a ceiling fan on one part of the switch and the light on the 3 way part of the switch. Connect the three white wires from the ceiling fan and receiver together. Join the three wires with an appropriately sized wire connector. For instance in case a module is powered up and it also sends out a signal of 50 percent the voltage and the technician would not know this he would think he provides a problem as he would expect the 12v signal. Connect the black wire from the ceiling to the black wire from the receiver. Secure the pigtail wire to the box with a grounding screw or clip. The red wire is typically connected to the wall switch that controls the light which in turn is connected to the blue wire of the ceiling fan. Connect the ground wire from the ceiling fan often this is connected to the fan s hanger bracket to the circuit ground wire and to the electrical box if it is metal using a pigtail wire to connect to the box. Connect the three grounding wires green green yellow stripe or bare copper coming from the ceiling fan rated electrical box the downrod attached to your fan and the ceiling bracket. A fan speed switch is typically connected to the black wire at the wall switch box and the black wire of the ceiling fan.
Connect the black wire from the ceiling to the black wire from the receiver. Join the three wires with an appropriately sized wire connector. The red wire is typically connected to the wall switch that controls the light which in turn is connected to the blue wire of the ceiling fan. A fan speed switch is typically connected to the black wire at the wall switch box and the black wire of the ceiling fan. I also used a diagram picture thanks for watching. Secure the pigtail wire to the box with a grounding screw or clip. For instance in case a module is powered up and it also sends out a signal of 50 percent the voltage and the technician would not know this he would think he provides a problem as he would expect the 12v signal. I explain how i wired a ceiling fan on one part of the switch and the light on the 3 way part of the switch. Connect the three grounding wires green green yellow stripe or bare copper coming from the ceiling fan rated electrical box the downrod attached to your fan and the ceiling bracket. Connect the ground wire from the ceiling fan often this is connected to the fan s hanger bracket to the circuit ground wire and to the electrical box if it is metal using a pigtail wire to connect to the box.
I also used a diagram picture thanks for watching. Connect the ground wire from the ceiling fan often this is connected to the fan s hanger bracket to the circuit ground wire and to the electrical box if it is metal using a pigtail wire to connect to the box. Connect the three white wires from the ceiling fan and receiver together. A fan speed switch is typically connected to the black wire at the wall switch box and the black wire of the ceiling fan. For instance in case a module is powered up and it also sends out a signal of 50 percent the voltage and the technician would not know this he would think he provides a problem as he would expect the 12v signal. The red wire is typically connected to the wall switch that controls the light which in turn is connected to the blue wire of the ceiling fan. I explain how i wired a ceiling fan on one part of the switch and the light on the 3 way part of the switch. Connect the three grounding wires green green yellow stripe or bare copper coming from the ceiling fan rated electrical box the downrod attached to your fan and the ceiling bracket. Join the three wires with an appropriately sized wire connector. Secure the pigtail wire to the box with a grounding screw or clip.
I explain how i wired a ceiling fan on one part of the switch and the light on the 3 way part of the switch. Connect the black wire from the ceiling to the black wire from the receiver. The red wire is typically connected to the wall switch that controls the light which in turn is connected to the blue wire of the ceiling fan. Secure the pigtail wire to the box with a grounding screw or clip. Join the three wires with an appropriately sized wire connector. For instance in case a module is powered up and it also sends out a signal of 50 percent the voltage and the technician would not know this he would think he provides a problem as he would expect the 12v signal. A fan speed switch is typically connected to the black wire at the wall switch box and the black wire of the ceiling fan. I also used a diagram picture thanks for watching. Connect the ground wire from the ceiling fan often this is connected to the fan s hanger bracket to the circuit ground wire and to the electrical box if it is metal using a pigtail wire to connect to the box. Connect the three white wires from the ceiling fan and receiver together.
The red wire is typically connected to the wall switch that controls the light which in turn is connected to the blue wire of the ceiling fan. Connect the ground wire from the ceiling fan often this is connected to the fan s hanger bracket to the circuit ground wire and to the electrical box if it is metal using a pigtail wire to connect to the box. Join the three wires with an appropriately sized wire connector. Connect the three white wires from the ceiling fan and receiver together. Secure the pigtail wire to the box with a grounding screw or clip. I also used a diagram picture thanks for watching. A fan speed switch is typically connected to the black wire at the wall switch box and the black wire of the ceiling fan. Connect the three grounding wires green green yellow stripe or bare copper coming from the ceiling fan rated electrical box the downrod attached to your fan and the ceiling bracket. For instance in case a module is powered up and it also sends out a signal of 50 percent the voltage and the technician would not know this he would think he provides a problem as he would expect the 12v signal. Connect the black wire from the ceiling to the black wire from the receiver.
