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Disconnect for bathroom exhaust fan?

jar546

jar546

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Single fan that provides exhaust for several bathrooms. The motor can be activated from several different bathrooms. The bath fan motor is fractional HP. Is a disconnect switch (snap switch) needed by the fan and or for the fan?
 
jar546 said:
Single fan that provides exhaust for several bathrooms. The motor can be activated from several different bathrooms. The bath fan motor is fractional HP. Is a disconnect switch (snap switch) needed by the fan and or for the fan?
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Some form of disconnect needs to be provided at the motor and could be cord and plugged, or snap switch.
 
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