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Extraction fan in a bathroom

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I have limited areas my fan can go. It is going to have be wall mount at the other end of my bath/shower head. My consumer unit is 30mA RCD protected. 


I have found a fan 

MONSOON ZONE 1 SILENCE TIMED EXTRACTOR FAN MON-S100T




it is main powered, I can’t do a 12v as there is No where the transformer can go.


is the monsoon okay to use? It says zone 1? 


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    Of course, but previous posters claimed that The Building Regulations state that a bathroom fan must be fitted - and therefore must be  legally compulsory.


    Further, it was even claimed that The Building Regulations state that a timed run-on must be incorporated - and therefore must be legally compulsory.


    Neither is true.
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    Of course, but previous posters claimed that The Building Regulations state that a bathroom fan must be fitted - and therefore must be  legally compulsory.


    Further, it was even claimed that The Building Regulations state that a timed run-on must be incorporated - and therefore must be legally compulsory.


    Neither is true.
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