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Household Electricity

How to connect an airforcer

gcoppo
gcoppo
3
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Good afternoon, I leave you a doubt I have to connect an exhaust fan that covers two bathrooms, one on the ground floor and the other on the top floor, I want to be able to turn on the extractor of any of the two bathrooms and if both have on that does not turn off if only one turns it off. I had come up with a solution to connect two independent keys both with the phase and I estimate that when the two are on, nothing should happen even if the two phases arrive is from the same home even if I have them separated into two independent circuits. I am all eyes to read some answer cleared the doubt. Thank you
elektomaq
elektomaq
62.202
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Dear colleagues alualo and servimat: the combination circuit does not work for what you ask because if the two bathrooms are occupied you will have problems 1- enter bathroom 1 turn on the extractor 2- Enter bathroom 2 and turn on the extractor but as it is already on and it is a combined circuit the effect will be the opposite .... turn it off. He realizes the error and turns it on again 3- Bath 1 leaves the extractor and does not know that in bathroom 2 they are specifying it .... that is what you want to avoid 4 leave the bathroom 2 and it would not be surprising that by reflex they give the key and turn it on so they will have to turn it off again The simplest solution is what was said first ... 2 switches in parallel but the opposite of that is that if someone forgets to turn it off you have to go through both bathrooms to check and turn it off To avoid this it can be automated but it will turn on every time someone enters the bathroom even if it does not require it. regards
ydd:alualo
ydd:alualo
2.847
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hello, being the same circuit that powers the 2 dampers, there are no electrical problems to do what you say, but take into account, that if 2 are on, you will have to turn off the 2 to get it to turn off, since on one side only, It will not turn off. Now that if you prefer you can use a ladder damper circuit, to turn off and on, on any of the 2 sides without problems, greetings. alualo
gcoppo
gcoppo
3
hace 5 años

It was a solution but if both bathrooms demand it and one turns it off it would be off. And that would be problematic.

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ydd:alualo
ydd:alualo
2.847
hace 5 años

gcoppo, hello, I don't see that problem, since the 2 dampers apply the same phase to the same terminal of the extractor. And being by switch or ladder switch, the extractor would be the focus, regards

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gcoppo
gcoppo
3
hace 5 años

Problem I was referring to here if you turn one off the exhaust and maybe the other bathroom needs to continue using it

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ydd:alualo
ydd:alualo
2.847
hace 5 años

No, look, the phase does not go from damper to damper, that is, not 1 damper feeds the other, but every 1 receives the power separately, and the return of each 1 goes to the terminal of the extractor, the only bad thing is , that when turning on the 2 dampers, it no longer turns off from 1 alone, the 2 must be turned off, greetings

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servimat1
servimat1
138.835
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hi. If it is a single extractor and two operating points, there would be no problems in implementing a combination circuit. This way you can turn the exhaust fan on or off from both bathrooms. If they are two extractors, it would be enough to command them with two individual points. Regards
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