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I don't know as it hasn't worked since I moved in, I just got round to investigating why it doesn't work. It doesn't have any seperate transformer units if that helps? The cable goes from the supply side of the switched fuse spur direct to the fan

The fan is above the toilet, 1.8m from the shower screen and the isolator is on the adjacent wall 2m from the floor and 1m from the corner meeting the wall where the fan is placed, does this help

The ceiling in my bathroom is tung and groove with 3 downlighters and a pull cord switch There is a 4-inch fan connected to a switched fuse spur, which I have ascertained with a continuity test. However it lacks a supply, which I assume was disconnected when the downlighters were...

Hi, I wish to fit a security light to my gable end. The only socket I can use on that wall is in my bedroom as I have laminate flooring in the living room so can't get under the floor. I think the best way is to spur it off the bedroom socket and put a switched fuse spur in a surface...

Many thanks, I knew there was two methods of wiring a lighting circuit but I didn't specify which I was using, so thats my fault, thanks for the info. The way I refer to is the easiest way is it not?

I thought there would be a possibity the neutral woul go in the connector block with the other neutrals. But I take it that isn't possible, but thats why I asked :-) So whats the best way to add a new switched light in a circuit?

not even if i wire the spurred live into the common?

Hi guys Can I spur a new light from an existing switch?

Please help, I have just moved into a flat and I am very worried, in my bathroom I have noticed electricity cables attached to my sink pipes. Tho only thing I can think of is the previous occupier is playing a prank on me. I am scared to touch the tap, how do I turn the wires off without...