Going to replace extractor fan that's stopped working with a new one. They are both overrun fans and the old one currently has a 3 pole isolator switch outside the bathroom with L1, L2 and N connections all used. Looking at this fan on the fantronix website (Classic White 100mm 4" dia) but in the 'how is it wired' section it states 'Permanent Live connection to L & Neutral connection to N'. Is this fan suitable for the job or will there be more wires than I know what to do with? I thought an overrun fan had a switched & permanent live & neutral. Thanks
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Extractor fan wiring
- Thread starter andyj941
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Thats correct, if there's no permanent live its not an overrun fan.
There are five versions of this fan you need the second one in the control options panel - run on timer.
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