[Shop-talk] attic fan switches (does this exist?)
    Pat Horne 
    patintexas at icloud.com
       
    Thu Jul 30 08:18:01 MDT 2020
    
    
  
I’m not familiar with x-10 but I assume you will be using like a controller for a table lamp where the output is a socket. If you have a controller with isolated contacts it’s even easier. 
If you want the x-10 to override  the thermostat so that the fan runs until you turn it off, all you need to do plug a relay into the controller & wire its normally open contacts across the thermostat. 
Peace,
Pat
Pat Horne 
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On Jul 30, 2020, at 5:34 AM, eric at megageek.com wrote:
I have an attic fan that is on a thermostatic switch. 
I was wondering if there was a way that I can have it on a  thermostatic switch AND a remote switch (like X-10) 
What happens is that  I want to turn on the fan on some nights or days, but it isn't hot enough to trigger it to go off.  If I reduce the temperature setting, it stays on most on the time. 
But I do want it to go on if it gets too hot when I'm not home. 
Is there anything like this on the market?  I also couldn't figure out how to wire 2 separate switches safely to accomplish this. 
Any ideas? 
Thanks. 
Mule
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