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Read a few similar threads . . Got two of them in adjacent rooms . . Lots of plastic in the roof space . . Lesson learned!

OK so my first thoughts were full of holes cabling wise  . . anyone point me to a diagram i would be gratefull

Hi hoping someone can explain in plain english for me - hours of google got me more confused than when i started regarding wiring a overrun extractor fan direct from a 3amp fcu on lighting circuit . . all examples i can find seem to have fcu to a lamp holder using the L, Loop & N to feed...

Yam cock on bab

Ffs now it's spelling lol, I'm sorry I'm also from Brum, that's a good enough excuse in any situation :)

Thanks for that, a lot more eloquent than I could explain (see previous 20 odd posts) ill use use your example to explain to customer and just maybe leave out the get paid move on bit :)    Cheers Col

power currently supplied from isolator to unprotected circuits via buzzbar Can I put an RCD after isolater and simply fit a new buzz bar to suit new longer length by daisy chain I just mean looping cable from isolater to new RCD then on to existing RCD im confused as to why this is so confusing 

Yeah cheers I get that, was only passing on concerns of customer and wondered how easy it would be ? I.e, daisy chain power from existing to new RCD and chop up buzz bar to suit ?

Scratch previous the extractor reposition is notifiable, not the lighting spur why not convert? So all circuits currently not protected would be protected?

ofcourse notifiable as its an on-suite, isn't anything special locations now notifiable additions or otherwise, correct me if am wrong  rcbo easy option surprise should really have asked how easy is it to rejig a half and half board to become a 2 way RCD board, just for piece of mind for...

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Thank you my man :)

Ideally wanting use existing lighting for spur to a vanity unit light however existing lighting not RCD protected I could spur from extractor which is RCD protected (I assume from the shower) but is other end ceiling - messy what is the best way to add RCD protection to existing lighting...

Lol at your standard forum response to a newbie question, (if only coral did odds on that) but your half right I am newly qualified in my own right hence checking my thoughts before proceeding I should explain more clearly - the problem is not nuisance tripping - there is an extractor fitted...

HI just wondered on the best way to go about this? There is a SELV extractor fan fitted opposite end of the ceiling but this trips with RCD so must be spurred from another circuit - which am yet to locate my thoughts: RCD protect non RCD half of board RCBO on Lighing circuit only any...