Hi to all,
If extractor fan in bathroom is autonomous does it still require isolator switch or usual fused switch will do? It runs of 12v transformer outside. Not being linked to light switch. Can be fed from either circuits.
An 'isolator' and the 'usual fused switch' are both isolators. Only difference is that one has a fuse.
Whether a fuse is required depends on if the manufacturer's instructions require the fan to be fused at a rating below the existing circuit protection device.
An 'isolator' and the 'usual fused switch' are both isolators. Only difference is that one has a fuse.
Whether a fuse is required depends on if the manufacturer's instructions require the fan to be fused at a rating below the existing circuit protection device.
If the feed to the fan has three live wires (live includes neutral), then you need a TP switch.
If the fan is required to be fused at less than the circuit protection device rating, then you will need a switched/fused connector.
You may have to fit both.
If it’s not coming from light switch, it’s only using L and N, there is no switched live.
No need to use a 3 pole, other than the fact it may have a picture of a fan on it.
Sw/fuse on its own is fine. You can always label it, or locate it next to the transformer
There will be a wiring diagram in the instructions.
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