I have a shower steam cabin with a 12v extractor fan in the roof of the cabin, I would like to fit an in line fan in the ducting to help evacuate the cabin of steam. How can I get the 230v fan to switch on/off the same time as the 12v fan switches on/off?
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you wan't code N06AW (the 12V reffers to the coil voltage the contacts can switch mains)
then it should just be a matter of connecting it over the existing fan and using it to switch your mains fan.
remember to mount it in a suitable enclosure and keep the mains and low voltage wiring as seperate as possible.
you wan't code N06AW (the 12V reffers to the coil voltage the contacts can switch mains)
then it should just be a matter of connecting it over the existing fan and using it to switch your mains fan.
remember to mount it in a suitable enclosure and keep the mains and low voltage wiring as seperate as possible.
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