I'd like to fit some low-voltage halogen spotlights in our bathroom, and change the current light switch to a dimmer.
After reading many threads on this, I'm fairly happy with what's involved, but what I can't quite get my head around is how the bathroom extractor fan fits in with this setup. It's the timed sort - comes on automatically when the light is switched on and switches itself off a few minutes after the light goes off.
Am I safe to use a low-voltage-compatible dimmer switch in this situation? The ones I've seen state that they can't be used with inductive loads, motors, etc. But is the dimmer switch circuit not effectively just connected to two transformers - one for the LV lights and one for the extractor fan - and therefore ok?
A-level physics badly letting me down here, I think....!
Thanks for any advice.