Putting in a Fantastic Fan in the kitchen

[ebirder2000@...]

Hey Bob , You could check to see if the switch switches the positive or the
ground. It could be that the 12 V is at the light full time and the light
switch completes the circuit to ground.

Steve

In a message dated 1/19/2007 5:28:25 PM Pacific Standard Time,
bobandarlene@... writes:




Hi group,
I have a roof vent in the kitchen that isn't motorized and I want to
change it to a Fantastic fan.
Problem is there is no 12v close by. I have a ceiling light by the
sink, but since it is controlled by a switch at the sink, it doesn't
seem to me right to tap into the wires at the light. I would have to
leave the light on all the time.
The only other think I can think of is to take a plumbers tape and go
across to the back of the fridge and poke a hole in the ceiling panel
and get power that way.
Anybody do this mod and get power some other way?

Bob Lawrence
84 PT 36
Tacoma, Wa. (with 8 months left before we fulltime outta here)








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