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Ahh so the fan gets its power from the ceiling rose? I have a volt tester pen, presumably if i switch the lighting circuit back on and test the fan wires and if they don't show live then they are safe to be taped up and go into the loft?

Surely it would say on the instructions if it wasn't suitable?

It doesn't say anything on the instructions about if its suitable for bathrooms, it just says indoor use only. This is the light in question: http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9274277.htm

The fan isolation switch is outside the bathroom and is a relatively large wide switch, yes. Re: taping the fan cables - If i just tape the fan cables and push them into the loft though won't they still be getting power from the mains when I switch the power back on? If the fan is isolated...

There is an extractor fan in the loft, but we don't ever have it switched on as there is no vent for it to the outside. I presume I could ignore these and push them up through the hole in the ceiling into the loft? Would they still be live once the power goes back on?

Well spotted! Ive had a look and it is a blue cable with a brown sleeve over it. What does that make it?

Hi, newbie to the site looking for help - I've tried searching and reading other posts but i'm still stuck! Attempting to install a new spotlight bar in our bathroom. I've removed the old ceiling rose intending to wire the earth, neutral and live wires to the new bar as stated in the...