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I asked copilot what a word meant. apparently it does not thinm highly of this discussion its response started with Here’s the crisp, engineering‑level explanation — without the forum waffle.

something like this https://www.diynot.com/goto/via.php?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.screwfix.com%2Fp%2Fvent-axia-17108010-200mm-inline-extractor-fan-220-240v%2F814ht

This on either a mains or lighting ring https://www.screwfix.com/p/vent-axia-17108010-200mm-inline-extractor-fan-220-240v/814ht or the smaller 48w version.

I'm being told that all fixed appliances need one. is this not the case.

they are one of the best trade suppliers in the country, I would have hoped they knew their stuff.

I've had all kinds of mixed messages about this.

I'm using zq2mmt

I have a ring main in the crawlspace that feeds a power shower on the floor below which I was going to patch it in. it's only 48w

I want to upgrade my ventilation system to be controlled by my home automation server running Home Assistant, but I've been told that I must use fused spurs for the extraction system. has anyone heard anything about this product...

Apparently these are called casement latches, because that's the name given to a window that has vertical hinges and goes inside a frame like this.

The short answer is that they're old and ugly, and the wife wants them replaced with something newer and nicer when I paint the window frames. So I'm going to do everything to match all in one go.

I'm looking for surface mounted lockable window latches\handles that can be screwed in place on the surface of painted timber window frames, without the need to do anything that would involve cutting chunks out of the windows (screw holes are OK, but I can't chisel out anything, I'm under orders...