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The fan casing has a slot for a cord. Looking inside of the casing it seems that the simplest solution is to use a SP sub-min pullcord switch in series with the fan motor itself. The plastic extrusion even appears to allow for a pull-cord switch (for their non-timer model). Although the...

Zone 1 Requires electrical products to be IPX4 or better, or SELV with the transformer located in zone 3 or beyond. If the fitting is 240v, a 30mA RCD must be used to protect the circuit. John

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/ASCS3PIF.html AS CS3PIF3 pole Fan Ceiling Pull Switch Another thought….. I could fix the pull cord switch inside the wall cavity behind the fan; and run the cord through the fan casing. In this way I would not be infringing regulations. John

Okay. It looks like I'm snookered for the time being. I don't want to bugger up finished ceiling and tiled walls. The wiring to fan is particularly awkward (although I have plenty of room behind the fan housing). .....probably end up jamming a stick in the fan :D - thanks for your help...

Thanks for the Zone Chart reference. The bathroom height is 2.32m high. The lowest level of the fan is 1.9m and is placed 0.2m away from the bath. Accordingly, this indicates that the fan is sited in Zone 2. So, it looks like the wall mounted switch is OUT! (GU 1013 1 Gang 6 Amp 3 Pole Fan...

The fan is wall mounted; about 200mm from the long edge of the bath and 250mm from the ceiling. John

GU 1013 1 Gang 6 Amp 3 Pole Fan Isolator Switch RF Lighting Thank you. :D You've put me on the right track! I will get a wall-mounted version, as above model (albeit not pullcord) but within the bathroom specs. :shock: Cheers John ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I forgot to...

Yes, a TP fan isolator pull switch is the obvious answer. BUT I think your type are ceiling mounted. My extractor is wall mounted. It would be too much of a pain to wire it in. :? I was thinking of a subminiature DP pullcord switch housed inside of the extractor box.....with the pullcord...

Hi I’ve just fitted a timer extractor fan in our new bathroom. When taking a ‘S, S and shave’ I want the timer to work in the normal way, where the extractor continues for a couple of minutes after switching off at the lighting pull cord. However, when taking a long soak in the bath I...