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Wiring xpelair kitchen fan
HI I removed the old fan wiring twin cable which came from a fused switch al plastic.
When I came to wire new fan there was 3 terminals N L main supply. I used N and L from my original twin cable and left the main supply terminal un- used. The fan work fine -- is this OK and safe. many thanks Stan |
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