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Bathroom ventilation


GuidoD

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Hi!

 

This is my first post, hopefully is my question not that stupid :-)

 

I would like to make mt ventilation system smarter. I bought some sensors for the kitchen and bathroom. In the kitchen a I have a switch with 0, 1 and 2 to power the ventilator. Upstairs the ventilator is powered with a perplex plug.

 

Now I bought a fiber double smart module, but ..............

 

- Where do I connect this? In or behind the switch? In or behind the Wall outlet?

- Do I need extra wires to connect the module to the switch or wall outlet?

 

Maybe somebody could put me on the right track? Maybe a tutorial or YouTube movie?

 

TIA!

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With a Perilex plug it could be easy, because the fan power cable already has the connections for the different fan speeds. I used one Double Relay Switch (FGS-222) to switch between the three speeds.
 

My fan now only gets voltage from L1 and the double relays switches to either L2 or L3 based on CO2 and humidity measurements. 
(I also have a blockscene that switches OFF L3 when L2 is switched ON and counterwise) 
 

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There are different connection setups for perilex plugs and also different setups for fans, so you have to measure what the connector setup actually is and what your fan uses. 

 

It is still high voltage, so if you don’t know what you are doing, get an electricity expert to do it for you !
 

 

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  • Thx for your reply and help! 

     

    I think I have to contact you in Dutch if you don't mind. I have sent you a pb.

     

    THX!

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