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Looking at it again, I think Random was correct in that it is a simple break beam sensor. And not my suggestion of remote control. It could be used for data, but one way and slow data. Sfk

As you are pinging it. Have you tried using a browser on another computer and accessing the Pi using 192.168.1.xxx and seeing what is operating? Sfk

I presume it is similar to these devices in the following links. Used for one way communication, eg remote controls. Or as a break beam detector sensor for garage door. The two wire device being the transmitter and the other three wire being the receiver...

Another vote from me for Varilight PRO dimmer.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=240v+led+indicator+light&_trksid=p4432023.m4084.l1311&_sacat=0

100dia= 7,853mm2 204*60=12,240mm2 which is 30% smaller than 150dia 150dia=17,671mm2 which is 40% bigger than 204*60

Sorry but not fully sure as I am a DIYer. And I did look into this. Sorry to say that everyone has different ideas. I personally tried to minimise space at front and back of PIR simply to make sure I maximised room space as every mm counted. I also made sure that there was no air movement by...

I would say yes. My (as a DIYer) only putting 25mm of PIR on outside wall of bathroom significantly reduced condensation on tiles. I used 25mm x25mm wood from Wickes, frame screwed into wall (8mm masonry drill bit through wood and into wall and hammer them in). Used frame spacers to ensure all...

Yes - However I am presuming Chinese cheese bolts is what are already in the chair, which itself is likely from china. I would have recommended better if they were looking to bolt down say a pagoda. Either way - they ordered other bolts (perhaps my ebay or Screwfix A2 Stainless steel...

And if you are an Amazon user, you can get these tomorrow (likely end of day): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rshuhx-Assortment-reusable-wrenches-500pieces/dp/B0CYLLG3DQ/ SFK

https://www.screwfix.com/p/easyfix-cap-head-socket-screws-a2-stainless-steel-m5-x-20mm-50-pack/1941t or https://www.toolstation.com/stainless-steel-socket-cap-screw/p26837 You can ask to look at the packet before you buy and see if correct size. And if needed whilst you are there...

When I had this issue I also made the whole length of pipe and the fan as straight as possible between the ceiling hole and the roof hole. Looking at you photo I would sugegst you consider mounting the fan on the wall and putting the Duct pipe as straight as possible. SFK

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=m5x20mm+allen+bolt

Doh. Although comment stands. And matches your suggestion Why not put light switch inside toilet room.

Always good to have two multimeters.... So my suggestion is this £12 Amazon multimeter has 1.5V and 9V battery tests that I have found worked well (and easier to use than trying to hold a resistor and test leads). Unfortunately no longer for sale on Amazon. But I think old new stock being sold...

What brand dimmer did you buy? And is the led pendant dimmable? But typically best to buy a quality dimmer, and normal suggestion for is the V-Pro (also available at Toolstation and Amazon https://www.screwfix.com/p/varilight-v-pro-1-gang-2-way-led-dimmer-switch-white/94816

Sorry to say that we did not find a fix. (Note that ours is not same machine as yours). And we only later found reason in manual when it mentioned reducing spin speed if drum unbalanced.

My washing machine does that when it decides it is not balanced. Often seems to happen with a single heavy item. It seems to be a normal (annoying) function to save the bearings.

In that case, why not put a light switch in the bathroom itself? How far would a light switch be from the bath or shower? (ignore the sink as that does not count).

Madogkewis Taking a step back for the moment... Do you know how you will physically get a wire from from the new light or from the old pull light switch to that 3gang light switch? Asking as if you did not have a solution to that,(which is often the most difficult part ) then no point...