| Product Type: | Dehumidistat |
|---|---|
| Voltage: | 115V |
| Amperage: | 10 |
| Color: | White |
| Mount: | Wall |
| Warranty: | 1 Year |
Troubleshooting must be donw with Fantech.
Yes, these can be wired in parallel to control the exhaust fan.
From the controlled circuit's perspective, they are basically on/off switches. They can be paralleled. Either one above it's' setpoint will turn on the fan.
I can't imagine this would be a problem but suggest confirming with manufacturer.
Yes, you can connect 2 dehumidistats in parallel to control a single appliance. Be sure not to wire them in series - that will not work. -------- Original message --------
I believe you can as long as you are supplying power(black) directly to the exhaust fan and you are using the dehumidistats to each connect the fan up to neutral/return(white).. If you can't do that you need to make sure the highside has the same 110V phase. If you don't do this, when both humidistats are switched you'll be shorting 220 through the humidistats and likely just blow a breaker, if you are lucky.
it will not work
The device is a simple switch that is closed when RH is higher than the setpoint. You would need to use the switch to control another switch that is normally closed (running a fan), and would open when the rh gets high enough.
Yes, this dehumidistat can be hardwired to a dehumidifier.
You can use it with a line-voltage fan. Please refer to the link below for more information. http://s3.pexsupply.com/manuals/1265897172813/25658_PROD_FILE.pdf
This product can control a bathroom fan, causing it to turn on and off a set humidity levels.
According to the manufacturer, if you used this product with a fan it would help prevent mold. It is a dehumidistat so it will turn the fan on or off at certain humidity levels. The fan itself is not going to take any humidity out of the air, so it may run continuously if you set the dehumidistat low enough.