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Suppose that will teach me not to be an unbranded product again. Yes the black is indeed a "live" at the switch, it couldn't be anything else could it? B-A-S Not to going to drag this on any more, as I have thanked you more than once for your help Damocles - many thanks for a straight...

I am not too sure why your attitude in your last post was made in the tone it was - Yes - the manufacturers instructions were as told previously, No, I did not notice the fan was slow, as I had no idea as to how fast they are supposed to work No- I did not notice the bulb was dimmer as it...

I would like to thank you for your prompt and very knowledgeable replies Ooooops - no light bulb - no fan So will now look at wiring as previous posts once again thanks

Quick question - how would you have wired it? Given the info in my drawing thanks for your time

its the existing switch, the pull cord is new as the original switch was on the wall

Oh - forgot to add, the diagram is a direct copy from manufacturers instructions, I added the junction box to show it is not a loop system. The only the thing the manufacturer does not show is where to take the yellow (switched live). Thanks for your input and pointers

Dear Ban all sheds It amazes me that you think it won't work. IT DOES, the only thing I cannot get working is the timer. That switched live I originally enquired about

hope thats got it

hope I can get the picture to show It should show what I have many thanks

Pull switch is wired as described Black - neutral Red - live and has an earth goes to junction box where cable goes to light unit - which has 2 connections red - live black - neutral no earth Switched live - got confused, and really meant to ask which is best place to take it from...

I have a an extract fan with timer, 3 connections 1. Blue - Neutral 2. Yellow - Switched live 3. Brown - Permanent live No earth as its not required (manufacturers statement) Instructions say to connect to a double pole fused spur spur has Supply live Supply neutral Load Live Load...