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Thanks Riveralt, Im going to opt for your diagram 2 - it makes more sense. Surely though, the way I have it wired currently would still be sending power to the extract, and therefore should work regardless of whether an isolator is present?? S.

Thank you Riveralt. I'll give it a go. But I don't see the point of the isolator?? S.

Can anyone draw me a diagram please???? The MCB is a 6 by the way. Thank you so much. S.

//media.diynot.com/157000_156082_29310_91695113_thumb.jpg Does anyone think this will work? Help is much appreciated. Thanks S.

Thanks. So if what i've done is right -why is only the light working and not the extract?? The wiring diagram on http://www.marleyplumbinganddrainage.com/diyer/download/674/NDX%20pre-fixed%20fans.pdf seems to be different?? does this matter - should both work equally well? I've nicely tiled...

2 terminal the model is marley NDX100B definately only 2 terminal (there's a diagram on a PDF if you type the model in google. Have I got the load and supply bit right, and does it sound like the circuit if described should work?

I've just built a brand new bathroom. With advise I was told the simpliest way of wiring the extract fan and light to a pull cord (these are the only demands on this circuit) switch (maybe a double pole pull cord?) was to use lighting cable from the extact (which only had a L and N terminal...

Thank you that makes sense. I connect the additional ceiling rose (the one that only has one connection to it - as you describe) by connecting the neutral (brown sleeve) next to the pendant live on both ceiling roses. The live goes in the nearest 'loop' connection closest to the live neutral...

both the hall and landing lights go on and off at the same time...?? - Yes please. S.

I cannot see a diagram with 2 lights operated from 2 different switches, I did check this first. Thank you for responding, maybe you could tell me which one? Thanks S.

I cannot find the answer to this on the net, so I'm here bothering you guys. I am wiring a new lighting circuit from a new fuseboard (f/b) for a new apartment. I know how to wire a standard 'loop-in' lighting circuit with cables from the f/b to the ceiling rose, then from each rose down to...