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:) All advice appreciated.

I stand corrected, its a Domus H12 Humidstat model, wanted Manrose as have had in the past but didn't stock so purchased Domus equivalent of model wanted, controls work the same, adjustable humidity and timer levels.

all i've got is H12.

Sorry for the misunderstanding and i appreciate the concerns over safety, i so want to live. Unfortunately i've mislayed the Manrose instructions but trying to follow their guidelines from website but as explained came unstuck regards isolator switch connections and don't want to get it wrong...

Forgive me i thought this came under work you can do yourself under the regulations, they state you can replace existing accessories such as lights, sockets outlets, switches, fused spurs etc. Given that their was originally a fan installed (ceased working) with cable running to a fused...

If i did sell up in the future, i think it would add weight to the new home buyer reports if i had the wiring inspected and passed if and when i sell but in the meantime any advice on the job in hand. :)

Yes i am but as long as its in keeping with current regulations, i don't see it being a issue unless i intend to sell up.

:? Fitting a Manrose Humidity Timer Fan in bathroom. Have connected to the lighting circuit via a 3 way junction box with twin and earth cable to run to a 6A triple pole fan isolator and this is where i'm unsure, the isolator has 3 connections L1 - L3 x two and the flex running to the fan is...

:wink: "Accessible" Amen for sound advice.

Thanks for the advice, will proceed to repair ceiling after enlarging, this diy stuff never ends ! :roll:

The hole's (cable entry) larger enough to push a terminal strip in the ceiling void but not a choc block, i'm trying not to enlarge the ceiling hole if poss, will the terminal strip alone surfise.

Replacing ceiling rose with a spotlight in hallway, the cable entrance hole isnt bigger enough to fit a junction box into and no excess from above, any suggestions would be appreciated.