1/12/2017 · This is the Z-Wave device: This is (or is at least very close to) the whole house fan: The fan was originally connected to a High / Low switch (where the middle position = OFF), and worked fine. I replaced the High/Low switch with a GE Smart Fan Control, Z-Wave, In-Wall, 12730. There were separate wires to Low and High c…
9/9/2018 · Of course voice control comes along with the use of the Z – Wave switch my biggest challenge there was addressing my paranoia about inadvertent voice actuation (I don’t want the whole house fan operating unless a sliding door or window is open, and especially not when my parrot is in the vicinity).
Z-Wave whole house fan control? We currently have an old Emerson 30 whole house fan hooked up to a rotary dimmer switch – the kind with a knob you turn to set the speed. The fan is variable speed and direct drive, so we’re not talking about a normal ceiling fan here with high, medium, and low speeds. The motor is a 1/3HP motor drawing 4.3A.
6/25/2018 · The Zooz switches, like most other Z-Wave light switches rated for 15A won’t work with whole-house fans specifically because these are pretty powerful at 1/3hp or more. @JDRoberts summed it up well in his post above, your best bet would be to go with a dedicated fan control switch (like the GE) provided that all of the specs check out. Although the way the installation is wired now, the on.
8/30/2020 · The whole house fan is a fairly powerful two speed, pull chain type, in the central hallway of a 2,500 sq ft house that is in the attic space access hatch, on a counter weighted piano hinge. A 8-KPL secondary ON button is part of a standard 3-way for manual control.
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