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I did the sound test you suggested, listening to the sound of the extractor fan with the switch on and off and there was no difference at all. I'll be disconnecting L1 and seeing what works and then reconnect that and then disconnect N1 and see what works with that. Thanks all for the advice...

Yesterday evening, in both bathrooms with the light switch to each bathroom turned off, I realised that the bathroom fans are actually extractors and work without the light switch being turned on. Just using a piece of toilet paper, the extractors in each bathroom are able to "suck" the toilet...

I'm not actually sure what type of ventilation system the flat has..... each bathroom has a fan/extractor and lights, and outside each bathroom is a single DP switch.

There are 2 bathrooms, each with a fan and lights, but the fans and lights are not common to either bathroom. There is a DP switch outside each bathroom and that switch only controls that bathroom's fan and lights. This is a fairly new build property, maybe 2014.....

Yes, there's a fan in the bathroom as well which this switch also turns on. Thanks. Thanks, I'll do that; disconnect L1 and see what works, then put it back and remove N1.

Hey there, I've got a 20A DP switch outside the bathroom that is used to switch the bathroom lights on and a fan. I think a DP is overkill and if possible, I'd like to replace this switch with a single touch switch. If a single touch switch isn't possible, perhaps a 2 gang switch like this...