No, it doesn't.
It just depends on who draws the diagram and what they wrongly think applies in the UK - just because there are such things doesn't mean they must be used.
There are no such fuses in Europe.
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Shower room extractor fan - Part 2 (the saga continues after a new fan is installed)
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It just depends on who draws the diagram and what they wrongly think applies in the UK - just because there are such things doesn't mean they must be used.
There are no such fuses in Europe.
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Thanks, useful to know.
As you've been told, a fuse is not 'required' in either case - so goodness knows why they've included a fuse in their diagrams for the 'non-timer' fans but not not their diagrams for timer fans.
Whatever, you should not be concerned about this!
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