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misto | 21:25 Tue 01st Feb 2011 | How it Works
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I have recently bought the above fan to fit into a hole already cut into a new UPVC window in my kitchen.I would like to install the unit myself without paying for an expensive electrician. Is this possible (the written instructions are very complicated) or is this not a good idea?
Any suggestions please?
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Easy enough .. You using white flex to connect to switched fused outlet .. or?
22:05 Tue 01st Feb 2011
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Thank you Albags but what about size of fuse required.Their instructions are very vaque to say the least
Many thanks
22:46 Tue 01st Feb 2011
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It will tell you the wattage of the fan though.

watts/volts=current

So if it's a 50w fan (and as we are on 240volts in the UK)

50/240=0.20amps

Then fit the next highest size fuse you can get.
23:30 Tue 01st Feb 2011
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5A will be fine.
21:39 Wed 02nd Feb 2011

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