No nibbles, here? To sum up, I'm hoping to leave an existing working exterior wall blower in place as well as its conduit to the infinite wall switch which controls the exterior blower being turned on. It's a 1000 cfm motor and 5 amp wall switch which vent the current hood well. I want to replace the hood to have greater capture depth.

Just trying to get an idea of infinite wiring ever changes? If I install a new blower with infinite switch, is that compatible with the infinite wiring currently run from exterior of house to kitchen?

Thank you for commenting, even if this is not feasible. My appliance dealer says infinite wiring is infinite.

I'd love to get my hands on that infinite wiring. An infinite source of copper at $$/lb would be like winning the lottery.

Ha weedmeister, my point exactly and inference understood!

Why pull working conduit and replace it with new through a convoluted run involving spaced ceiling cuts and conduit pulling? All leading to a working wall switch that just happens to be infinite not the new variable?

Well, it appears this wiring question is too hot. I've got some further ideas, now just have to find discussion of and answers to them.

This post was edited by SparklingWater on Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 17:10

I have Trade-wind VR1000 i need to extend 10'' up is posible?