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Thank you once again. Just one more question: Is it ok to use flex for the extractor fan?

Thanks for the answers. I did use earth sleeving. I am going to show my ignorance again: what/who is LABC?

In the bathroom.

Maxxy, if you did not understand the question, why did you waste yours and everyone else's time adding drivel as your answer? crafty1289, why is who I am relevant? I asked the question because I do not know much about electricity and expected respondents in this forum to be more...

What are the guidelines for using types of flex? a. each core has a single wire and the earth is not insulated b. each core has multiple thinner wires and the earth is insulated.

Thanks for your further response JohnD. I am afraid I am not sufficiently knowledgeable to agree with your conclusion. There is a picture of the wiring diagram at: www.applied-energy.com/files/uploaded/download.php?filename=07-WiringDiagrams.pdf - Please look for DX100T. Oh, yes...

Thanks for your response. I have read the manual; it makes no reference to EARTH. The wiring diagram is as follows: L of fan to L of 'Double pole switch' N of fan to N of 'Double pole switch' T of fan to L of 'Double pole switch' amd is intercepted by am On/Off switch. There is no...

HELP: I just bought an XPELAIR DX100T. This unit has terminals marked L N T; it does not have an EARTH connection. How does this matter? How do I connect it to a ceiling rose (whose cable has red/black & earth) so that it operates from the pull cord that switches the light on in the ceiling...

My bath has a single light operated by a pull cord. I'd like to add an extractor fan operated by the same pull cord. The exixting cables are the 'old' type (Red, Black) renewed in 1995. I have a wiring diagram for adding the extractor fan. I need help (I am a complete novice and somewhat...

Thank you very much Howard. First time 'play' with electrics without help; so I am a little apprehensive. PS: Your signature message/statement is frightenning! It is stated in jest, isn't?

Thank you HDRW. So, it is: RED to COM, BLACK with a red sleeve to L1, The EARTH (with a yellow/green sleeve) to the EARTH terminal? I'll be much obliged if you would confirm this, thanks.

Existing switch has RED at the top, BLACK at the bottom (only has 2 connections) and the backplate has an earth terminal to which the earth is presently connected. New switch as 3 terminals. COM, L1 and L2. What colour goes to COM, to L1, to L2?