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Posted by Jeff Wisnia on September 4, 2006, 2:02 pm
Jelso wrote:
> Question:
>
> Current set up on 14/3 wire + ground with two switches. One switch
> controls the fan, the other switch controls the light:
>
> Believe it is this combination:
> Switch 1: Black - controls Fan
> Switch 2: Red - controls Light
>
> I would like to move fan/light above the shower but need GFCI (per
> Nutone 744NT instructions). Can I somehow install two "inline" GFCI's
> after the switchs but before the light and fan. One GFCI for the
> black, one for the red. I would put GFCIs in a closet behind the bath
> so they are accessible.
>
> To do this I think I would have to wire the GFCIs with just one wire
> (i.e. the black or red) or split the white? Otherwise what would I do
> with the white (i.e. bypass it on the GFCI or split it so each GFCI
> gets a white)?
>
> To further complicate things, I would also probably put additional
> recessed lights after the fan/light combo, if this matters.
>
> (thinking of using those blank GFCI w/o the outlets)
>
> Thanks
>
Anything preventing you from just changing the breaker servicing that
line to a GFCI type?
Jeff
--
Jeffry Wisnia
(W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)
"What do you expect from a pig but a grunt?"
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