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That is what I was led to believe also.

Yes but if there is a 3A spur between the light and fan surely that would blow before the lights?

So is it OK to have a unswitched Spur outside zones 1 & 2 instead of a Isolator switch? An electrician will be doing the job not me!

What about if I fit a 3A unswitched spur more than 60cm from any bath. sink, toilet or shower? This is the fan I am getting.... http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/DataSheets/Aidelle/ADAUE_Instructions.pdf

There is already a vent in the bathroom.

That can happen even with the isolator switch fitted. I do know how to switch off lights in a CU! give me some credit where it is due...

I know that the isolator switch is a safety feature to isolate the fan if it needs attention, but is they no way the isolator switch can be by passed? I really want to fit it without the switch. 1. so that the tenants cant switch it off 2. so that I do not have to have cable trunking all...

I want to put a extractor in my bathroom to try and reduce the condensation the tenants are causing in my flat. The bathroom has a window and I want to fit a fan with a timer in the wall so it that runs on after the light has been switched off. I would like to connect it WITHOUT an...

It has concrete ceilings but brick walls. Would you just fit insulated plasterboard over the top of the original plaster?

I forgot to mention in the corner of the bedroom is mould!

To be honest the previous tenants who were in my flat for 2 years did not have any problems with condensation at all! Now having x2 girl tenants who do a lot of cooking, showering, washing and having the heating on full has got to be contributing to the problem. They are good tenants...

The wall have already been insulated and the double glazing is quite new. There is no roof space as its a 1st floor flat. I may consider buying a washer/dryer (no room for both) but I think the tenant will be reluctant to use the drying function because of the cost! I will consider the...

:D We are deviating away from the subject a bit here!

AronSearle you have to keep up with todays society They are Lesbians and no trouble at all (apart from the Condensation)! :D

No there are no extractor fans in the kitchen or bathroom but there are vents in both which cannot be closed and they have assured me that they always open the window in these rooms when they are used.

No they are girls so feel the cold and would not open the window in night whilst they are asleep. And yes they trickle vents are always open.

Hi I have a one bed 1st floor flat that I rent out to 2 tenants, I have a problem with condensation and mould in the bedroom which has an outside wall so this is why the condensation is mainly in this room. I have already fitted a Passive Dehumidifier Vent...

Do you mean something like this.... http://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/p4775514.pdf http://www.screwfix.com/p/manthorpe-core-vent-brown-127-x-350mm/37873#product_additional_details_container

Its a 1st floor flat so it will be a bit difficult to fit a airbrick unless I just have one on the inside and hope there is enough air in the cavity from the airbricks on the ground floor!

Trickle vents and window is always slightly open in the bedroom.