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To not have to fork out for the DTM module (i was not aware of the 2 min max time limit, this would have definetly sold it to me to implement my own solution), I fitted a Shelly 1 Mini Gen 3 device in the wiring that waits 10 mins upon power on and then turns on power to the fan, problem solved...

meanwhile, back on planet earth...

Mine is dead straight, its the angle that the photo was taken!

I have an iCON 15 fitted in my main bathroom and its great!!

I have fitted Sonoff T3 switches throughout, works great integrated with Alexa and Home Assitant. Need a neutral at each light switch though so check your wiring first.. As for Eithernet, I'd flood wire from a central point, understairs cupboard or loft etc with connectivity back to your main...

If you know the part numbers of the items you can get an idea of the price of each by registering for an account on here: https://www.cctvtek.co.uk/ The IP cameras are far superior thst older coax ones. You will get a higher resolution and functionalty from an IP camera than coax.

just plug the dam things in for a few minutes before use then stick your fingers in them and be happy. You are looking for a solution to a problem that does not exist!

By their nature, once they are warm they will keep the heat well, plus your bodyheat will keep the inside of the gloves warm. Why not just turn them on for a few minutes when you first use them then turn them off. I doubt you will need to keep turning them on and off all the time!

The electrical circuit inside the mirror has developed a fault. Could be anything. If you feel competent in doing so you could open it up and post some photos. Might be something you can diagnose but i suspect you wont be able to fix it.

It wont, its just co-incidence.

Who skimmed it? Stevie Wonder?

I tried to return some to Texecom a year or so ago that had this issue, they denied the fault and said they could not be returned as >2years old. Swines.

Does the TRV not go further round past the * setting? Modern ones have a full off position.

Logic says the next test is using a multimeter to measure any AC volts on the 3-pin output of the adaptor when plugged into the shaver socket. Measure L-N as the earth won’t be connected through.

You need to try and check the shaver socket outlet for AC volts, perhaps it’s duff?

I have just purchased an Insignia 1700 series steam shower bath. Bolted it all together today and got it working.. It does look nice but i was not impressed with the instruction manual, lots of key points were not mentioned or described. It seemed to me that for the harder bits the poor guy that...

If not already done so, measure some AC volts elsewhere to make sure your meter is working correctly.

Are you sure your multimeter is set to measure AC volts and not DC volts?

It can only be the socket itself. When you screw it into the back box, does the socket warp/bend/distort?

its the little things in life...