Bathroom extractor pull switch

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Hi guys

Missus keeps moaning about the extractor fan.
She wants it on a separate pull switch so she can control it like everything else.

I'm going to fit it this weekend.
Is a 10a pull switch adequate for the job?

Many thanks

CF
 
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yes. A bathroom fan is usually on a 5amp or 6Amp lighting circuit. Just be sure you know what you are doing before adding the switch.
 
If it’s a fan with timer. Consider a 3 pole isolator fan switch. More money though. Check out Ebay.
 
And, of course, you are not tied down to making your bathroom look like a mango grove with dozens of strings hanging from the ceiling. You could install a standard wall switch....
 
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Is she grumbling because it is noisy?
 
Is she grumbling because it is noisy?

Yes :S

I did think of wall switches but didn't fancy channelling through the walls now that they're tiled.
I'm happy enough with the string.

Many thanks
 

You could get a modern one with a ball-bearing motor that can be virtually silent.

Post a pic of your old one. There is probably a direct replacement

You will love the lack of noise

When the grumbling stops
 

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