I dont go maintaining/cleaning my fans at night time, so I (radical I know) wander over to the consumer unit and turn off the MCB for the circuit that powers the fan.
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That’s your second opinion then.
When I was “on the tools” I hated customers who bought their own materials. Often it was just plain wrong, or some cheapo tat that wouldn’t last a week. Or it hadn’t arrived. All of these added to time on thd job, and cost the customer more ££.
On more than...
Sorry.
With respect, you are considering a brand new circuit. That is notifiable work and not a DIY project.
You need a registered electrician to do this work for you, to test, certify the installation and notify the local authority that the work complies with building regulations.
Since 2017 this has been a requirement in the Republic of Ireland. In addition to an insulated earth conductor it must be sized the same as the phase conductors.
https://www.wesco.ie/news/new-twin--earth-wiring-rules.html
Or decided to take their metal knitting needles in there. I was trying to make a sensible risk assessment.
Silicone is not conductive snd - in any case - why touch it while it’s wet?
But we are now talking about resolution of the issue. I thought you were doing an EICR?
Hmm. Should be fitted with a tails shroud (or a dob of silicone).
Doesnt meet IP4x but you ain't going to get your finger in there. In the real World - C3.
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