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xpelair simply silent extraction fan How to

pjwhite99 · 2018-11-12 22:41:39

Hello If I fitted over shower xpelair simply silent extraction fan How do I wore it that it turns on when I tire the shower? I can't just wire right in to the shower switch?

12-11-2018 11:41pm

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pjwhite99

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Hello

If I fitted over shower xpelair simply silent extraction fan

How do I wore it that it turns on when I tire the shower?

I can't just wire right in to the shower switch?

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#2 13-11-2018 12:33am

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They are sometimes wired with the lighting circuit although I think that is technically not allowed now and they should be on an independent circuit so that it continues to run after the light is turned off. Bathroom electrics are restricted of course to RECI electricians!

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