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Electrical

extractor fan fitted in the bathroom

Anonymous user 14/03/2024 - 2.35 PM

Can i put an extractor fan of 240 v in zone 1 , if i had an RCD and the switch is outside the bathroom.

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2 Answers

The Home Service Electrical

Rating: 5 out of 5
Presteigne
Yes a 240volt extract fan can be fitted in zone1 and 2 and outside zones, with the circuit protected by a 30milli amp RCD, with an isolation 3 pole switch sited outside the bathroom or outside zones 0,1,2. The isolation switch should be 3 pole if the fan has overrun facility, switch wire , line & neutral supply to fan. The fan should be IP X4 protecting against ingress of water.A check should be carried out by a qualified electrician on the circuit earthing loop impedance & RCD testing, and also the Main Protective bonding to service water pipe work & supplementary bonding making sure it is up to standard for the type of electrical supply to the property. All other services should be checked gas, & oil etc at same time
Answered1 February 2015
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HILLS-ELECTRICAL

Rating: 5 out of 5
Clacton On Sea
Hi , yes you can have a 230 volt in a zone 1 of a bathroom, It my be fitted by a part p electrician,because your would required a minor cert after being tested . hope this helps HILLS-ELECTRICAL
Answered22 April 2016
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