RTFMThanks @Taylortwocities. I will also swap the fan out for a timer version.
Assuming this, does my switched live then go into the T terminal and permanent live into L?
RTFMThanks @Taylortwocities. I will also swap the fan out for a timer version.
Assuming this, does my switched live then go into the T terminal and permanent live into L?
My standard (no-timer) unit appears to have 3 terminals contrary to the manual but one of them isn't wired into the unit.
I'm getting a bit confused. The OP has said that he has a VX100 (non-timer) and the diagram you have posted appears to be "quite clear" in showing that the VX100 has no 'T' terminal (only L, N and an 'if required' earth one) - whereas the OP is saying that his does have a 'T' terminal (although he does not think that it is internally connected to anything).As above: the manual is quite clear:...
whereas the OP is saying that his does have a 'T' terminal (although he does not think that it is internally connected to anything).
Who knows, but if I had to guess, I would probably guess the latter. It's not unusual for details in instructions to differ from the actual product, and nor is it unusual for one of a range of products to have bits that are 'redundant' for some models in the range (e.g. a 'T' terminal in non-timer models of the range).So, what is the conclusion? He does have a timer model (even though not asking for one) or they have manufactured the non-timer model differently.
If we/you are doubting what the OP has told us about what he has (i.e. that he has a VX100), then a photo of the label, showing the model number, would clearly act as a good referee!Perhaps a picture is needed.
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