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Hi everybody, just wondering should i give a code C3 for a shower or bathroom fan having no local isolator.

What code do you think the observation requires and what is your reasoning behind that decision?

C3 indicates that an improvement is recommended to improve the safety of the installation. The simple way to decide is to ask yourself what improvement you are recommending and what safety benefit it has.
 

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