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Wiring ceiling fan with two switches
I am installing a ceiling fan with light over stairs... I need to turn on the light and the fan separately at the top of the stairs... Need to turn on the light only at the bottom of the stairs... I have 14/3 w/grd. Run between the fan and the switch box at the top of the stairs, and 14/3 w/grd run between both switch boxes... How do I wire this circuit?. Thank you
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