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Hi all any quick methods of finding the switch live in the connections in a boiler? i have a BAXI 100 he system boiler. the programmer installed is integral so ( according to baxi ) has to remain in place. i need a 2 channel one which will be about 30 ft away from the boiler. to by-pass this...

yes i linked LL to L and not to LT!. THANKS AGAIN.

well i followed your advice i did indeed have 4 core flex! i now have the loop live to the comm then on to the L in fan, LT black from the fan to L1or L2 of switch removed black from rose to switch linked neutrals and after all that, it still does not work! now it appears the bloody fan is...

well the fan is now wired with 3 core+e the terminals in the fan are:- L,N,LT,Lh,LL. i have black cable from LT going to L1 in the pull switch, the brown is in L on the fan, blue is in N on the fan., a link is in place from LT to LL for the slow speed as per instructions! from the fan i have...

i have to say you obviously know your stuff.just to clarify the fan as you quite rightly stated has terminals N,L,LT,Lh,Ll. it has high and low speed. i wanted the fan to be switchable from a ceiling pull switch i will try the method you suggest and report back, once again your advice is...

thanks for the responses. the question remains instead of an isolator switch outside the bathroom, is it possible to use a pull switch inside.? linked from the light to the fan if so how should the wiring be,

hi again, the old cable is 2 core and earth, ( went from light to fan!) i would appreciate advice on getting fan to run independently of light. but via a pull switch..

hi all a small wiring problem! i have a new extractor to fit replacing the old one. (power taken from light)the old one was not switched, came on with the light. can i wire this up to include a pull switch for the fan? if so how should the wiring go? the old cable from the light is three core...

both lights are on the downstairs lighting circuit. the living room is 22 ft long but i have removed a door from one end of the room so i no longer need that light switch. but i obviously still need the light. i want to operate both lights from one location. just like staircase lighting.

hi all i have two ceiling lights in my living room, both have their own swithes. i want to have a double switch instead of two single switches, what is the easiest method please. :? the new switch is to be in a different position as both single switches will be removed