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No, not on the site. I will wait for the unit to arrive and then check. Worst case I'll have to continue with the light on but its a waste of leky given todays climate!

The instructions (as such) on the web site state that it needs the standard three but there must be a way of installing one without it being dependant on the light being on.

I haven't actually bought it yet. The one I have is just a timer one. I've never used one of the humidistat ones before. Does it require two permanent lives instead to work independently from the light?

Hi, I am currently considering replacing my bathroom extractor with one of the humidistat ones. However, my question is this... I currently have to switch the light on every time I want the extractor to come on but in the summer/during the day when light is pouring in through the window...