Recent content by pixeltarian

not above a shower, just very close to one. it's actually a light/fan combo, but for simplicity's sake I listed them as separate.

Final link to whiteboard: Pixeltarian's Bathroom wiring Dabbleboard and a screenshot of the results:

Thank you Soooo much! It all makes sense now. I had some ideas about it but trial and error is a painful process when it comes to electrical. I really appreciate the help. I'm pretty good with non-electrical stuff in the remodel so I'll do my best to pay if forward when I see someone else...

UPDATE: this whiteboard will work flawlessly: Link just connect the dots and make me squeal with glee at knowing I'm wiring this correctly.

UPDATE: this whiteboard will work flawlessly: Link just connect the dots and make me squeal with glee at knowing I'm wiring this correctly.

*EDIT* shoot. that may not work. It clears all your work when you exit. I saw someone come and go already and all the lines disappeared when he/she left... bummer! check next post.

yes I want all of those things. too bad there's not a quick free diagram site that you can just draw lines on so someone can show me how to do it correctly. sad face. :(

There's just a hot and a neutral. I've looked up some wiring schemes but none of them match this setup. I talked to a few people and looked at some wiring books. Does this diagram seem right? (sorry it's not an actual schematic, I'm not quite there yet).

in a bathroom: I have a GFI outlet and a double switch. I want the outlet to always have power and the switches to control the light and fan. previously there was just a light on a pull chain, so I'm drawing power from there. I'm putting in a combo light/fan fixture. any help is...