Discuss 14 from a ceiling fan to 12 on a 20 amp circuit in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Mwhellock welcome to the forum and yes that shouldn’t be an issue and you might be surprised that it is on a 15 amp breaker since it’s part of your lighting circuit.I know that 14 shouldn't be used on a 20 amp circuit. But it's only from a ceiling fan to a switch. I'm not even totally sure which breaker the power is from. I think it may be a 20 amp though. Is this ok being a ceiling fan doesn't use a lot of draw?
Mwhellock welcome to the forum and yes that shouldn’t be an issue and you might be surprised that it is on a 15 amp breaker since it’s part of your lighting circuit.
I rerouted it to the switch. I turned off the breaker it was connected to and ran it to a switch that is on a 20 amp circuit, I believe anyway as I turned off multiple breakers doing this. Then after I was finished realized what I did and got nervous for a second. Then thought about the draw a ceiling fan uses and realized it's probably ok but wanted to be sure.
Your ceiling fan probably doesn’t draw but maybe 3 amps max so I wouldn’t loose no sleep over that fan. It’s not likely going to run all the time anywayI rerouted it to the switch. I turned off the breaker it was connected to and ran it to a switch that is on a 20 amp circuit, I believe anyway as I turned off multiple breakers doing this. Then after I was finished realized what I did and got nervous for a second. Then thought about the draw a ceiling fan uses and realized it's probably ok but wanted to be sure.
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