"Frisket" wrote
| "Nearly Done!" wrote
| Thanks for your help so far fellas! What I'm thinking of doing is
| taking a feed from the circuit (which is a junction box circuit) into
| another junction box and have the light fitting, fan and switch all
| converging in there (wired up as the last ceiling rose on a ceiling
| rose circuit). Would that be OK or would it be better for everything
| to be wired together at the light fitting?
| You'll have more wires than terminals in a standard JB. I'd suggest using
a
| loop-in light fitting and taking everything from there.

Only 4 terminals (L SwL N E) and that's standard in a 4 terminal 6A box.
Much easier doing it there than at some wall light.

| An isolating switch will be fitted between junction box and fan. The
| fan doesn't require an earth as per the wiring instructions.
| Yeah, but it's good practise to use 3+E (as suggested by Owain) and to
leave
| the earth unused and safe in the fan.

Specifically required by the regs in fact.

Owain