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mamamaka



Hi anyone who can help....I
have a timed fan but cannot get to the lighting rose on the ceiling to wire it
through.... i have a circuit in the bathroom which is powering the bathroom
cabinet light...1mm T&E.....can i take it off that and how would i need to
wire it?

I have the fan wired with 3core&E to the isolator and then
not sure where to go from there....

Any help gratefully recieved
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