Fused 3 poled isolation switch
- Thread starter Niblok
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Why do you want one?
Why do you want one?
If this is for your extractor fan as discussed in a previous post then you will need to follow the manufacturers instructions.
Most likely you will need a three pole isolator like this..
http://www.google.co.uk/products/ca...=X&ei=mSAkTtP1CciHhQen1_iUAw&ved=0CFkQ8wIwAg#
and a 3Amp Fused connection unit like this:
http://www.wickes.co.uk/13a-slimline-fused-connection-unit/invt/155835/?source=123_4
You can also get three pole isolators as pull switches.
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/ASCS3PIF.html
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You could fit a link in one of the poles for the neutral
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Only kidding.
Since they don't make what you want you will have to following the wiring diagram in the manufacturers instructions - which may include the need for RCD protection.
Don't forget you Part P obligations if required - as mentioned in previous post.
If it's got a built-in timer or humidistat, it'll need a three-pole. Normal setup for bathrooms.
As I see it, they can't manufacture a fused 3 pole fan switch as both the permanent live and the switched live need to be protected, and you could only have the one fuse fitted - because if there were two fuses only one would probably blow.
Ah!
I'd forgotten that way.
I'd forgotten that way.
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