You have red, white and blue.
Red and blue are probably on two switches. One for fan and one for light.
White is common neutral.
You can use either color depending on which switch you want to use.
If there is only one switch.... use white and the color that the fan was connected to.
Hey all!
I'm trying to find the best way to wire a dual switch for a porch light and indoor ceiling fan. The source power cable, fan power cable, porch light power cable, as well as a smoke detector power cable all reside within an accessible metal j-box (see attached drawing).
I currently have a 12-2-2 (black, red, white, white, ground) cable run from this j-box to connect to a single pole dual switch.
Can anyone give direction on what should happen in the j-box? I don't want to get any wires crossed and my brain is having a hard time figuring this one out!
[i]Electrical wiring plan[/i]
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[i]Dual switch - fan & light[/i]
Hi All, We have a ceiling (not gable) mount attic fan in our hallway. It has a switch for off / on....and a switch for either low or high speed. All works very well except that the speed is still too fast, even on low. What kind of speed control would I look for at the local Lowes or Home Depot stores?
Thanks.