3(N) = "1 N Neutral Supply" is only my bite?, But 1(LT) = "2 S Switched Supply" could be right?, meaning 2 (L) is Permanent Supply, but I don’t know why, so that’s the last time I ask Mr White (plenty more fish in the sea!!!)
Thanks for the reply Mr White. To simplify things a bit, what I’m struggling with is how the terminals marked 1(LT) 2(L) and 3(N) on the new unit correspond to the terminals marked "1 N Neutral Supply", "2 S Switched Supply" and "3 P Permanent Supply" on the old unit. E...
I have a new extractor fan with terminal names 1(LT) 2(L) and 3(N). The existing fan is currently wired with two separate grey cables (each of them have blue and brown cables inside). Twin and earth without the earth I think! With the first grey cable the blue is going to "1 N Neutral Supply&qu...
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Hi, I'm new to the forums and have a question whereby the answer is probably obvious but I thought I'd check first...…. As per the attached photo, the enamel on my bath has worn below bath drain overflow. The bath is in a property that I rent out so I am unable to monitor what's happening but there ...
