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Hello all
First off this is my first post so be kind.

Im building an extension to the rear of my house with a new shower room I wish to fit an extractor fan with run on timer to come on with the lights.

My question is, the fan instuctions say it has to be fitted with a two pole fused switch 3 amp, but if I fit it this way wouldn't the S/L still be live at the fan even after the two pole switch is off.

I have looked to buy a 3 pole fused switch but can't find one anyway, do they exist????

Thanks in advance Philip.

[quote="philipam"]Hello all
First off this is my first post so be kind.

Im building an extension to the rear of my house with a new shower room I wish to fit an extractor fan with run on timer to come on with the lights.

My question is, the fan instuctions say it has to be fitted with a two pole fused switch 3 amp, but if I fit it this way wouldn't the S/L still be live at the fan even after the two pole switch is off.

I have looked to buy a 3 pole fused switch but can't find one anyway, do they exist????

Thanks in advance Philip.[/quote]

Philip
A three Pole fan isolater switch is used to isolate , permanent live , switch live , and neutral , to fan when working on or performing maintanance.
can u look at doc s project site about part p .
your new shower room would be notifiable work , as from the introduction of part p in jan 2005 .
your part sparky should be got in to advise you on this work.

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