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    Postby deb7168 » Sun Mar 04, 2007 4:23 pm

    I've just bought a replacement extractor fan for the bathroom that should be installed with a double pole switched fused connection unit (3amp) but my original fan was earthed with an isolator switch inside the bathroom. Can the isolator switch be replaced with a fused connection unit or will an electrician have to install a fused connection unit by the fan/light switch outside the bathroom? I don't fancy this second option and am wondering whether it would be better to just go out and buy another extractor fan that needs to be earthed to save all the mess!! Thanks. :?
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    Postby whizzy » Sat Mar 10, 2007 5:35 pm

    your question doesn't give all the facts try looking at the NICEIC web page. You are looking for downloads, pocket 20 guide 201.pdf


    this might point you in the direction
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