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Without digging out my O.S.G am I right in thinking no triple pole isolation switch is required if there is a window in the bathroom thus lighting circuit can be isolated for fan maintainance.
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Without digging out my O.S.G am I right in thinking no triple pole isolation switch is required if there is a window in the bathroom thus lighting circuit can be isolated for fan maintainance.
BGB???????????
Sorry for my ignorance
Of course............
Although i refer to it as EEBGB (extremely expensive big green book)
Without digging out my O.S.G am I right in thinking no triple pole isolation switch is required if there is a window in the bathroom thus lighting circuit can be isolated for fan maintainance.
Manufacturers instructions over rule the BGB
correct.
now awaiting the backlash and much hand-wringing.
;-)
Fitted a fan today, no need for 3a fuse
I don't fuse fans because I normally fit timer fans & I'd have to fuse the permanent & switched live. So 2 fuses. I always use a fan isolator though
I think you are referring to if the fan stalls then there is a chance of overheating no through normal operation, this subject has been discussed to death before but vent axia range are now internally fused so no need for fused spur just triple pole isolator
be interested to see thisYou can know buy a 3 pole isloator with intrgral fuse holder(comes as grid type setup)about £6 seen them at the local wholesalers.
see if i can get a pic
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