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Old 06-15-2005, 11:01 AM
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That is another good spot. However , if one does that, you would want to go with heavy wire and a 30Amp switch, as the fan circuit draw is quite high.
You are no longer using the relay with that circuit.
With the drier sw. jumper , you are using the primary circuit of the relay, so there is very little current [ the relay secondary does the load ] allowing light wire and switch, with the added benefit of still having a fused circuit cuz yu are still using the existing relay/load circuit..
Either way...
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