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cheers will give it a go i have two double pole switches with neon`s could i use these too ?

here you go i dont understand why there is the thinner cable with the neutral disconnected that goes to the yellow cables in junction box and then the com on the pull switch :?

i honestly think it would be easier to start again with this circuit i will take it all back to the spur socket in the loft and start again what is the simplest circuit i can do to operate the fan from both bathrooms ? i have either 2 way pull cords or the double pole one`s with...

tried every way still no luck

no lights involved seperate pull cord for the lights

this fan is shared between a main bathroom and ensuite , each room had it`s own switch to switch it on or off not via a light switch , i am pretty sure you could switch it on or off from either room regardless which one you switched it on from. the neutrals are there i think because both...

after trying various ways the switch in each room will either switch it on or off , but you can`t turn it off if you have switched it on from the other room. i give up

i am using the same switches which where there in the first place when they worked the fan is on a separate circuit to the light this switch now works the other one is connected red to L1 and yellow to L2 neutral blues connected together i assume either 1 of the red or...

blue`s are actually neutral i connected them together and the two yellows to com and the two reds to L1 fan works now but does not switch off

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lol late reply switch spur supplies just the live feed which goes to com then the blue wire is connected to this via the neon light . so i put the 2 blue com wires on the other pull cord and just matched the yellow and red on l1 and l2 trips the fuse out

already there too late :P the horizontal ones will not rot dpm sealed behind them verticals might need to be replaced though eventually , no big deal stagger the replacements in turn and it should be alright. the main structure is a 9" thick brick and concrete block wall that has just...

just updating with pics 43 sleepers later , :P now another 20 sleepers and 8 tonnes of rock to fill some gabions now at the back of the garden :wink: anyone know a cheap supplier of gabion rock in the surrey area ?

cheers this part of the garden is actually stepped, the main bulk of earth is being held back by a 1m concrete block and brick wall 9inch , i am looking to soften the slope up to the grassed area by putting some tiered flower beds in , so the first level would be 60cm and the next 40cm...

looking to build a 15m sleeper retaining wall about 1m high i will be using 200mm x 100mm 2.4m posts , and joining together 5 to make the 1m up with 1 post every 2.4m sunk in the ground to support them and then bolted together with timberlock screws . is postcrete strong enough to support the...