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exhaust fan timer
I would like to replace a bathroom exhaust fan switch with one that has a
timer. The current switch is on a 15 amp circuit. I found a 20 amp timer switch which I would like to use instead. Is this OK? I assume that the switch itself would draw very little current to operate the timer. |
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