Is an ordinary 6A pull cord adequate to house the switch wire for 2 off Round Polycarbonate Fluorescent Tube 32W lights and a standard extractor fan? Does it need to be D.P. ?
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6A is fine. Could be double pole, depends on how the fan & light is wired.
I expect all the live, neutral and earthing/bonding cables will go to one JB and the power to be routed from the JB to the pull cord then back to the other lives to feed the 2 lights and fan. OK?
Is this an existing switch, or one you are planning to install?
Will there be a fan isolation switch?
Will there be a fan isolation switch?
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At the moment there are 2 cables in the ceiling. I haven't had a close look yet but I assume that one is the switch and one the loop-in.
No I did not plan a fan Isolation switch. Is one required or can it just work off the light pull-cord?
No I did not plan a fan Isolation switch. Is one required or can it just work off the light pull-cord?
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