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I have a newly fitted Bathroom extractor fan with humidistat. Is it best to have bathroom window & door closed or open. The fan is on the same external wall as window & is about 700mm apart Thanks in advance Simon

Hello thanks for the input I think fans working with light switch now just waiting for it to turn off What I thought was the switch wire was in fact the main, I am not sure how they were mixed up as copied the original configuration exactly. The sleeves that go over the cables are they...

Tried the wiring diagram that came with the fan isolator and got the same result, turn the light off and fan comes on :?

[/URL] I put in a Loop-In Batten Lamp holder, and copied existing wiring

Hello folks Fans working but only when I turn the light off :oops: Any ideas?

Yes John good point, thank you to everybody else who took the time to contributed to this thread :D

Thank you John you have been a great help :D

If I am going for a standard 3-pole 'fan isolator' i could use this wiring diagram?

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It is the CHZ Model [/URL]

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A double pole switch is what they have asked for, do you know a better way other than plugwash drawing?

I am fitting a Extractor with timer & humidstat in bathroom outside all zones The manufacture has asked for a double pole switch & has suggested this diagram for the wiring [/URL] Would I be OK going with this wiring?

Contacted my supplier this morning & received this response Hi Simon Unfortunately I can not recommend any, as using a spur is a part of the british regulations. If you do not follow manufacturer guidlines, your warranty will be invalid. Sorry for not helping this time. If the...

Only if the manufacturer insists on a 3 pole isolator

Can you recommend a wall mounted extractor were the manufacturer does not insist on a fused switched socket. Needs to a required performance of 30.6 litres per second

Hello Thanks for reply I thought building regs demanded fused switched socket outside room? Also the location for extractor is outside all zones

Hello folks Would like to fit a extractor with pir sensor & timer Can some one point me in the right direction regarding regs and circut diagrams Does the extractor have to be on a fused switched socket Fused switched socked inside or outside room? Can you get extractor that spurs off...

If it was me I would put the oak window cills in after the plasterer & give it time for the skim to dry out, prevents all that shrinking swelling and plaster getting onto oak. Also I would screw some ply or Mr Mdf onto brickwork first then stick down oak That is how I done these :) Simon