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I think it would be easier to throw it away, the fan i mean....and continue opening the bathroom window everytime i have a shower or bath. So glad winters on it's way. Seriously, not even the smallest electrician in the world can get to the bathroom lighting circuit. He's just gonna tell me...

I take it that this is dangerous? I'm trying to cut corners, to avoid ripping out loft flooring, floor joist, insulation and then false bathroom ceiling....Nigthmare. Is there not another alternative?

No what is part p? I'ts not great i know..! but will have to switch fan on by fused switch outside the bathroom everytime i run a bath or use the shower. Then turn it off after. Silly question, but i don't suppose you can fit timer fan with a cable and plug, and simply plug it into a...

Sorry for the name. Got bored, everybody used up all the usernames! So what about Part P

I want to install a timer extractor fan in my bathroom. The problem i have is that it is very difficult for me to gain access to the bathroom lighting. The 12v transformer in the ceiling of my bathroom seems to be a one piece moulded type which cannot be opened and is very difficult to get to...