Replace & relocate existing pull cord switch in bathroom
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More likely the latter, as there's a neutral at the switch.
How many cables are there at the light switch?
That looks like a double pole switch with a neon to me.
You can get similar wall switches. You'll need a DP with a neon plus a regular light switch.
You will struggle to find one like that, so you may need to look at a Grid Switch and make up the combination that you need.
eg https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/VL201DNW.html
You can get similar wall switches. You'll need a DP with a neon plus a regular light switch.
You will struggle to find one like that, so you may need to look at a Grid Switch and make up the combination that you need.
eg https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/VL201DNW.html
1) He might not be bothered about the neon.
2) Could just have a single-pole switch.
2) Could just have a single-pole switch.
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That would make it easier. He probably needs to ask permission before makingh a decision though
But not impossible to turn it on if you want the fan on.
From whom?He probably needs to ask permission before makingh a decision though
What are you suggesting?
OP said he had to have two switches so that the fan can be turned on in the daytime.
It is possible to have one switch and turn on the light in the daytime.
It is possible to have one switch and turn on the light in the daytime.
But that would also mean the fan coming on whenever the light is on, which is unnecessary. And what the OP has explicitly said he doesn't want.
What is it about fans that causes so many people to want to find a way to make them come on along with something else? Why is there such a widespread belief that the owners of fans are incapable of controlling their operation directly?
Ok. That's a different reason.
As for your question; there are lots things that are done because that's what is done so that's what is done.
As for your question; there are lots things that are done because that's what is done so that's what is done.
Unacceptable, and the sort of non-thinking which should shame anyone.
So the cable to the fan switch comes either directly from the light, or a junction box somewhere on the lighting circuit.As requested here is the light pull wires.
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