Good day folks, I hope you can help me with a query. I have purchased an AirTech-UK bathroom extractor fan kit with LED light and adjustable timer. The previous extractor fan was fed from a shower pull cord switch and I want to connect the new extractor to it. The fan comes with a pre-wired 3-core feed cable = Blue (N), Black (L - Constant Active) and Brown (LT - Switch Active Trigger). The pull cord was previously wired as shown in the photo below. I assume the blue on the 3-core goes to the Neutral and the Black to the Live terminal, but where should I terminate the brown? Thank you.
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Inline bathroom extractor with LED light and run-on timer.
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If the shower is being turned off/on with the switch shown, then 
I have put coloured circles around the wires it joins to. But it is not normal to turn the shower on/off by the isolator, so I would have connected the fan to the lights, not the shower.
I have put coloured circles around the wires it joins to. But it is not normal to turn the shower on/off by the isolator, so I would have connected the fan to the lights, not the shower.@ericmark thank you so much for this, it is a massive help. With regards the shower, it is a mixer shower, rather than an electric one so the pull cord switch operates the extractor fan only.
Neutral to fan should come from the load neutral, surely?
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If it did, then fan would not over run, the black and brown, however, think I have got the wrong way around? Would do no harm, just would not overrun. But not seen instructions.
You’re right, sorry I’m being thick….
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