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surreysparks

Hi guys.

i need a ceiling mount humidity sensor to switch an online fan, not my choice.

i can't find any seperate ones on the net, anyone used one?
 
Don't ask. It's the builders idea to use an inline with humidity sensor. Do they do a ceiling mount sensor as cabling is only in the loft for the fan...
 
QUOTE=davesparks;1085022]What does he need a transformer for?[/QUOTE]

Sorry
I lost the drift of the thread,I responded with a suggestion for alternative to the ceiling fan with built in stat
 

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