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breezer
you would need to have 2 pull cords in each one for fan (wired as two way) and one for each light (wired as one way)
it would be easier / better to have two fans, also it may be one fan may not be able to cope with two showers, i have 2 fans for one shower as the one fan was in my opinion too feeble
it would be easier / better to have two fans, also it may be one fan may not be able to cope with two showers, i have 2 fans for one shower as the one fan was in my opinion too feeble
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breezer
in that case i would suggest a 2gang 2way switch (any good diy store)
you should wire the lights (one way) one switch and the fan should be wired as two way.
This way each can turn their own light on but each can turn the fan on or off.
to find out how to wire them look in the forums for 2 way switching (obviously you will have a fan where the light is)
you should wire the lights (one way) one switch and the fan should be wired as two way.
This way each can turn their own light on but each can turn the fan on or off.
to find out how to wire them look in the forums for 2 way switching (obviously you will have a fan where the light is)
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