fan isolation connection units

[driverman]

hi guys, apologies. I've tried searching here as been discussed before (upteen times).I did inquire before and received very good advice including pics of item.
I'm after isolation switches for extractor fans. The isolation switches will go in the loft space. Many of you recommended a click? type switch which just pull apart for isolation of fan. i require them for L+N+Sw. Thanks

 

[HandySparks]

20A 4 Pin Push Junction Box / Connector (male&female) - Push-In Cord Grip

 

[Octopus]

20A 4 Pin Push Junction Box / Connector (male&female) - Push-In Cord Grip

An interesting thought - but the op does say "switch"

 

[driverman]

20A 4 Pin Push Junction Box / Connector (male&female) - Push-In Cord Grip

thanks for reply...it wasn't that though

 

[Octopus]

thanks for reply...it wasn't that though

So what do you mean?

 

[driverman]

An interesting thought - but the op does say "switch"

possibly bit mis leading saying switch.....someone on here said they used it for emergency systems or something like that and put pic up. It's something like plug skt

 

[driverman]

Basically it's instead of using a 3 pole isolation switch. Sorry wines kicking in now.

 

[Andy78]

Hager Klik plugs ?

 

[HandySparks]

It's something like plug skt

But not like the plug and socket I linked to???

 

[driverman]

Hager Klik plugs ?

possibly, ive been trying to look for click

 

[Andy78]

possibly, ive been trying to look for click

This is the 4 pin ..... I believe they do a single plate type socket as well as this besa one.

 

[driverman]

This is the 4 pin ..... I believe they do a single plate type socket as well as this besa one.

Thats it.I would require L +N + Sw +E

 

[Octopus]

Thats it.I would require L +N + Sw +E

Out of interest why do you want to use this?

 

[driverman]

Out of interest why do you want to use this?

To keep the bathroom lights /fan installation neat as being switched outside the bathroom I didn't want to see the 3 pole isolation switch. So after a great discussion on here, I decided to go for Greenwood fans as no 3 amp fuse required. Many electricians on here use the Klick connection so as to isolate the fan re maintenance. Hopefully that is the product, if not something very similar.

 

[Octopus]

To keep the bathroom lights /fan installation neat as being switched outside the bathroom I didn't want to see the 3 pole isolation switch. So after a great discussion on here, I decided to go for Greenwood fans as no 3 amp fuse required. Many electricians on here use the Klick connection so as to isolate the fan re maintenance. Hopefully that is the product, if not something very similar.

I'm still puzzled - sure the Greenwood fans make sense but why not a standard 3 pole fan isolation switch! The click connector that people refer to is the connector that HandySparks linked to!