Wiring vortice fan

[vernerbongo2]

Slightly confused with this bathroom extractor fan wiring diagram, can someone please explain it in layman's terms?
Much appreciated.

 

[AndyPRK]

You have 3 wires going in

N
Always live
Switches live when light on

 

[vernerbongo2]

Yes I get that but where exactly do I put the link wire?
Am I right in saying I just put a link in between 4 and L2?
Thanks for the reply

 

[SUNRAY]

Yes I get that but where exactly do I put the link wire?
Am I right in saying I just put a link in between 4 and L2?
Thanks for the reply

Are there any words to go with the drawing?

 

[vernerbongo2]

There are several diagrams with several configurations.
This diagram is for a set up with a timer and high speed.

 

[EFLImpudence]

What do you have at the moment?
Do you have a three-pole isolator for the fan?
Does the light switch control the fan (plus run-on with timer) or do you have a separate switch?

It is very unlikely you have an arrangement like the diagram with a double-pole isolator covering the light and the fan.

 

[EFLImpudence]

This is what you need -

PL = Permanent live
SL = Switched live
N = Neutral
Plus unused Earth.

You will need some three-core and earth cable.
You could connect the wires at the ceiling rose (if the supply is looped there) or switch (if looped there - not as likely)

 

[SUNRAY]

This is what you need -

View attachment 172861

PL = Permanent live
SL = Switched live
N = Neutral
Plus unused Earth.

You will need some three-core and earth cable.
You could connect the wires at the ceiling rose (if the supply is looped there) or switch (if looped there - not as likely)

Thanks EFL

 

[vernerbongo2]

This is what you need -

View attachment 172861

PL = Permanent live
SL = Switched live
N = Neutral
Plus unused Earth.

You will need some three-core and earth cable.
You could connect the wires at the ceiling rose (if the supply is looped there) or switch (if looped there - not as likely)

Thanks EFL I think this will do the trick, I'm replacing an in-line fan in the attic which has a PL, SL, N.
The instructions weren't just as clear as yours.
Much appreciated