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Perhaps I did not explain all completely. Currently the fan & lighting are tied in together going to a switch. This is not working as the wireless is not functioning. I'm thinking if I just run the lighting off the switch and tie in a power source from the attached photo to run the remote fan...

Hi Thanks for responding. I have a wireless remote for the lighting and it also has a switch. I also have a hardwired remote for the hunter fan that controls an led light and fan speed.

I am trying to get led lighting wired to the Lutron Caseta Wireless Dimmer & Remote. I also installed a remote controlled ceiling fan. The lighting and fan have been wired together from a black & white feed that runs to a single pole switch. The junction box has one cable that has a black &...

The consensus of opinion seems to say my project is a no no. Not sure what I will do. Maybe consult a structural engineer. Thanks, however for all those taking the time.

Hello 20/21 Thanks for the idea, however that would be out of my budget and would force me to scrap the project which I really don't want to do.

Thanks for responding Cookie Good idea on various applications, however that would not fit my decor.

Thanks for replying 220/221 Could you please explain a little further, as I am not at all clear on what you said. Thank you.

I should have mentioned I have already done two sections by notching out about a 3/4" channel the length of about 4' to run track lighting without any problems. I did not have to deal with a junction box however. I'm not an engineer but I hardly think that this would undermine the concrete. It...

The concrete was poured in place. The notch should not be any bigger than 1 inch tops 1.5

Hello Several questions kindly. I have a 10" concrete ceiling and I want to route the feed from an existing junction box to a point that is centered in my dining room to hang my fixture. My plan is to notch out a channel approximately 2 feet from the box to my center point. Any special wire...

Thank To All - Problem Solved I got to thinking that a copper coupler would work. Sure enough with a little elbow grease I got the tub spout to fit flush with the tile. A four dollar part from HD All the best to all.....

Photo Of Pipe Attached is a photo. Hope this helps with any further suggestions. Thanks Hope this is clear. A copper pipe with threaded male end which is short about 1/2" to attach to the female end of tub spout.

Tub Spout Male End Won't Reach Female End -New Tile Job Hi Thanks for responding. No I don't have access to the back. I need 1/2" Does anyone think a female/male coupler, if there is such a thing, and if this idea is feasible, would work? If not is soldering difficult to do. Thanks for any...

I have tiled and now the tub spout won't screw on, as the copper male feed is not long enough. Any suggestions on what I can do. Home Depot has the standard tub spouts that do not work.

Still Need Advice If someone could help me to resolve my dilemma, I would appreciate it. Is there anything like a 1000W/Fan switch available. Or would an 800W/Fan switch be okay. Any other suggestions.

Slight Problem - Switch Is Hot To The Touch I used a 300w 1.5A Light/Fan Switch for a fan and two track lights. Each track light has 6 50w incandescent lights. When I leave the lights on for a short time the switch especially the metal part gets pretty hot. The original single pole switch is...

Thanks All For Assisting It appears as though I have it wired correctly. I tested the fan and one track light and seems to be working great. I just need to tie in the other track light, then put it all back together. I sincerely want to thank all that took the time and respond. I am most...

I'm almost there. I was able to run a new wire. I am not clear on the switch part of this. I have 3 single pole switches with this type of a wallplate. http://images.hardwareandtools.com/T/u325977.jpg One switch is for the fan, one for an outside light, and the other is for a wall receptacle...

They connect together to get your respective length. It is sold in Home Depot. You can also get left or right angle to make turns. They come in white or beige. Used mainly in condos. Basically conceals the wire. Hope that helps.

I am in a multiple dwelling 3 stories. Yes Purple connects to the switch and turns on the fan. It is attatched to a wireless remote that turns on the light. I don't have to have the light work if this is a big problem however it would be nice if I could. I could always disconnect the light...