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  1. C

    7inch fan

    Has anyone worked with these fans before? They have 7inch by 7inch hole to fit. I need something can replace this fan with that will fit the existing hole and then go out onto a 4inch duct . Can’t find anything anywhere! Unfortunately these are currently fitting into a plastic ceiling in 2...
  2. P

    UK Is it possible to use 1 switch to control dimmable LEDs as well as a ceiling fan and non-dimmable strip LEDs?

    Is it possible to use 1 switch to control dimmable LEDs as well as a ceiling fan and non-dimmable strip LEDs?
  3. T

    Combi Oven tripping MCB....when fan assited oven has run for 15 to 20 mins!!??

    Hoping to get some ideas on why a 13 month old Hotpoint Combi oven (Yes....guaranteed for 12 full months...HaHa) might be tripping the MCB at the box. This doesn't appear to happen when Microwave is selected.....but only seem to happen when Fan assisted oven has been running for 15 to 20 mins.
  4. M

    14 from a ceiling fan to 12 on a 20 amp circuit

    I know that 14 shouldn't be used on a 20 amp circuit. But it's only from a ceiling fan to a switch. I'm not even totally sure which breaker the power is from. I think it may be a 20 amp though. Is this ok being a ceiling fan doesn't use a lot of draw?
  5. D

    Blooming heck , me fan don’t work ...

    what a faff
  6. Y

    Newbie - Replacing Bathroom Fan

    Hello there. My dad is getting a bit forgetful and unsure of himself, but in the past did all the DIY in the house no problems. The bathroom extractor fan has stopped working and I thought I'd have a go at replacing it as he is not confident now. He has both exacty the same model fan motor as...
  7. R

    Variable fan speed controller

    Evening all, I have recently fitted a 12” air vent fan which is reversible. This was fitted with the recommended 2 speed controller air vent 401961. All works fine but I was wondering if it is possible to fit a variable speed controller. The customer wants To have more control over the speed...
  8. E

    Wiring outside light off existing extractor fan supply.

    Friend of mine has an existing extractor in the bathroom which is switch powered. He wants to disconnect it as it's never used, and feed a cable from the existing extractor feed through the exterior wall and into a PIR exterior light. He's insisting that regular 1.5mm pvc is fine (i've said it...
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  9. D

    Bathroom exhaust fan

    Hi I'm Daniel Honaberger. I bought house that has a mixture of new and old wire. I'm in the process of remodeling the bathroom. I took out the old nutone fan with and replacing it with the light. I hooked up all the wires but one set. When I did this I got power to the unit but nothing turns...
  10. S

    Ireland Fan isolator turns off light too?

    Hello all, Just wondering if my en-suite is wired correctly . There is a timed extraction fan and bathroom light in there . There is an isolator switch outside the door. When you turn off the isolator the light stops working too. Is this correct? Should the isolator not stop the fan only and...
  11. S

    Light must be on for bathroom fan to work. Can I rewire so each switch works independently?

    In my bathroom, the light (switch on left) must be switched on in order for the fan to be switched on. I would like to be able to run the fan without having to keep the light on. Any solutions for a simple rewire?
  12. J

    A15 vs. A19 bulbs in ceiling fan

    I've always had A15 60w incandescent bulbs in my ceiling fan light, which looks a lot like this except not LED (https://www.homedepot.com/p/Elite-3-Light-White-Ceiling-Fan-Shades-LED-Light-Kit-LK1906/311928467). The sockets take a medium E26 base. I'm having trouble finding these bulbs locally...
  13. H

    Bathroom fan with delay

    Hi, My bathroom fan currently comes on and off with the light, the fan itself has a delay function and I'd like to use it, is this the correct wiring diagram? It's currently wired a little different but does work, it doesn't carry on to another light, just seems to be on it's own. Also the fan...
  14. Dartlec

    Looking for suitable replacement for Vortice Ariett T centrifugal ceiling fan

    Latest fun on the job from hell. I need to replace 2 x Vortice Ariett T ceiling mounted centrifugal fans, but struggling. I could buy replacements, but only place I can find them that might get them by early next week is Amazon, and a bit steep at £80 per fan for my budget. It's in a Barrat...
  15. M

    Ceiling fan turns in with recessed lights switch

    I've installed some recessed lights in my den, where previously there was just a fan with a light fixture running off a single switch. Now there are 4 switches; 2 for the recessed lights and 2 for the fan, at different entrances to the room. But I can't seem to get them running independently...
  16. J

    New bath fan install to 4 wire connection

    Installing a bath fan. Connecting original 4 wire to new 3 wire fixture. What did I do wrong? (Capped red from supply side. Connected 2 grounds from fixture to supply.) Both red and black read hot when switch is on.
  17. littlespark

    Energy saving extractor fan

    This cheap inline fan. Uses no electricity whatsoever..... apparently..
  18. F

    Installing ceiling fan drawing power from light switch from front porch

    Ok I have a room that I’m putting a ceiling fan/light in where there wasn’t anything previously...I want to grab the power from a switch that runs the front porch light...I have tried various things and have looked on various YouTube vids...can’t seem to get it working ...I have a double switch...
  19. P

    Install plug on hob extractor fan

    Hi When we had the electrics installed for our new kitchen (few months back) we were advised by the electrician at the time to just add a standard plug to the wire of the hob extractor fan (once it was installed). I have finally come to do this, but would like confirmation that it is safe and...
  20. S

    Timer extractor fan

    Hi I've just replaced a non timer fan with a timer fan and the timer fan will not come on. Original set up. Wall switch to isolator to fan. The non timer fan only used the brown cable and grey (w/blue sleeve) cable. Earth and black (w/black sleeve) cables present but left redundant - I...

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