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Extractor Fan Switch.

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I have just stumbled upon this. A fan isolator switch with integral fuse. Has anybody any experiences with these please. Any good?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254946038011?hash=item3b5bf7d0fb:g:kr8AAOSwPSxbVK~m


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    perspicacious:

    Is there a conventional TP fan switch that satisfies the second paragraph of 537.3.2.3?

    Will ON and OFF suffice Bod?


    Well, it depends if you would be happy installing a shower pull switch that doesn't have a flag to confirm that the open position of the contacts has been achieved....................


    Regards


    BOD


     


    Regarding showers, there is always the neon light on the ceiling switch and on the shower casing. But I thought that we were discussing fans.


    Z.


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    perspicacious:

    Is there a conventional TP fan switch that satisfies the second paragraph of 537.3.2.3?

    Will ON and OFF suffice Bod?


    Well, it depends if you would be happy installing a shower pull switch that doesn't have a flag to confirm that the open position of the contacts has been achieved....................


    Regards


    BOD


     


    Regarding showers, there is always the neon light on the ceiling switch and on the shower casing. But I thought that we were discussing fans.


    Z.


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