I recently bought a new Hunter fan with remote. I currently have 3 light switches operating the lights (3 ways) and 2 different 3 ways to operate the fan.
The remote receiver only has two wire inputs: hot and neutral, and three outputs, hot neutral, and light. The current fan (not remote) uses all three: hot, neutral and light.
If I wired the hot from the light switch circuit to the fan light, and remote receiver light out wire would that cause a problem? I know that if the light switch was on that it would override the remote. My concern is any problems with the neutral of the light coming from the remote receiver light out, and not the wall neutral directly. I wasn't sure if the hot from the light could feedback through the remote receiver.
The only reason for the remotes is that the fans are hanging from a 12 foot ceiling and are about 8 feet off the floor to change the speed.
The remote receiver only has two wire inputs: hot and neutral, and three outputs, hot neutral, and light. The current fan (not remote) uses all three: hot, neutral and light.
If I wired the hot from the light switch circuit to the fan light, and remote receiver light out wire would that cause a problem? I know that if the light switch was on that it would override the remote. My concern is any problems with the neutral of the light coming from the remote receiver light out, and not the wall neutral directly. I wasn't sure if the hot from the light could feedback through the remote receiver.
The only reason for the remotes is that the fans are hanging from a 12 foot ceiling and are about 8 feet off the floor to change the speed.