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Once again thanks for your swift reply....... I can now see the error of my thinking. I will resort to wiring up the new fan in exactly the same way as the old one...... by using a pullswitch, and the isolation switch. Consider this resolved now thanks.

Thanks for your swift reply.....Am I missing something here? Our bathroom is very light and airy, and we use the shower only during the day,and almost never in the evening when a light is required. Our aim is to not have a pull switch to this unit in the bathroom, and also avoid running the...

Advice please....... I am about to change my bathroom fan. I am fitting a double insulated fan with a timer and does not require an earth connection. Outside of the bathroom I am fitting a double pole isolation switch and it is from here I wish to run the fan, rather than through the light...