Not sure if there is a way to do this, but if I don't ask, then I don't know. I apologize in advance for the length but I want to try to describe the situation as clearly as I can. I am in the planning stages of installing another (i.e. new and additional) bathroom and was hoping to install an inline fan and ductwork which would service both rooms. This elimates the need to punch another hole in the exterior of the house for an exhaust, and I figure it should be quieter. Simple enough so far. Using a traditional circuit with 2 3-way switches I figure I can control the fan from either bathroom. So far, so good. Here is where I get myself confused. Is there a way to wire the circuit so that _each switch_ (maybe a 2-way) operates the fan separately? I am thinking that if someone is showering in bathroom #1 (B1) and turns the fan on in a the 3-way switch circuit, and then someone enters bathroom #2 (B2) to use the toilet, say after a night of draft beer and bean burritos (pew!!), and flips the switch (thinking they are turning ON the fan) then they will actually be turning it OFF. Can B1 and B2 each have an On/Off switch that would actually be operating the fan as On or Off? I couldn't come up with a solution myself, so I thought - what about an indicator in each bathroom (little LED or similar lamp) that would illuminate when the fan was ON (i.e. exhausting). Sounds good, I just don't know how to go about it. I saw some illuminated 3-way switches that got me thinking. Does anyone know it they only illuminate when the device is Off, on are they always illuminated? I would like to NOT use streamers attached to the fan duct grate in each bathroom as an indicator. Not the final look I am thinking of. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. This one is causing me to scratch my head a lot. I think it can be done, I just haven't got the experience to figure it out. Thanks for any help.

I previously asked a question concerning bathroom wiring but I believe I didn't supply all the info needed. so i'm going to ask again. I need to but in a GFI recp. in and a new switch for the light. The oct box that holds the light has 4 sets of wires going into. one set of wires has the black wire going to the light and the white wire wired with the rest of the black wires in the box. I have access to the two set of wires coming into the top of the box. I need to put the GfI were the old switch was. and run another wire to the new box were I'm planning on locating the switch for the light. is this possible? What are my options. How many wires can I put into the Octagon box ? One final question, do they sell a low profile remodelers box for a switch. i have approx 2 3/8 depth? Thanks PS I hope this wasn't to confusing!!!