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<blockquote data-quote="rhd" data-source="post: 411750" data-attributes="member: 26972"><p>Question: I need to fit a shower extractor fan. I will do this by connecting via the main bathroom light and siting the fan in the ceiling. All recommendations are that there should be an isolation switch for the fan. Can you please advise why a separate isolation switch is required for the fan, rather than relying on the isolation switch for the circuit, to include the main bathroom light. Why is it important for the fan to have its own separate isolation switch? Secondly, since i will be fitting the fan in the ceiling and all electrics being connected in the attic above, is there any reason why the isolation switch cannot be in the attic? The reason being that i have no need, by siting in the ceiling, to chase cables into walls.</p><p></p><p>thank you</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rhd, post: 411750, member: 26972"] Question: I need to fit a shower extractor fan. I will do this by connecting via the main bathroom light and siting the fan in the ceiling. All recommendations are that there should be an isolation switch for the fan. Can you please advise why a separate isolation switch is required for the fan, rather than relying on the isolation switch for the circuit, to include the main bathroom light. Why is it important for the fan to have its own separate isolation switch? Secondly, since i will be fitting the fan in the ceiling and all electrics being connected in the attic above, is there any reason why the isolation switch cannot be in the attic? The reason being that i have no need, by siting in the ceiling, to chase cables into walls. thank you [/QUOTE]
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