Do the instructions really ask for two separate fuses? I thought the usual solution was to fuse down before the light, so feeding the light and L and SL to the fan with a single fuse. Two fuses with a common N would seem to technically be a contravention of 521.8.2.
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It is not always possible to easily fuse down before a bathroom or shower room light. I thought that your previous question was about to trick me. 521.8.2 does not apply, as I am only dealing with ONE final circuit, that of the lighting circuit feeding a single timer extractor fan. No probs. here.
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Do the instructions really ask for two separate fuses? I thought the usual solution was to fuse down before the light, so feeding the light and L and SL to the fan with a single fuse. Two fuses with a common N would seem to technically be a contravention of 521.8.2.
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It is not always possible to easily fuse down before a bathroom or shower room light. I thought that your previous question was about to trick me. 521.8.2 does not apply, as I am only dealing with ONE final circuit, that of the lighting circuit feeding a single timer extractor fan. No probs. here.
Z.
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