Bathroom TV wiring guidance

Bathroom TV wiring guidance

ProofVision bathroom TVs are supplied with a 240v IEC lead and 12v DC transformer, the total length is around 1.8m. 

There are 2 ways of connecting the bathroom TV to the power:
  1. Existing socket
    You can run the 240v IEC lead and plug in to a 3-pin plug socket.
    This needs to be outside the bathroom, so its recommended the socket is either in a loft-space or another room for access.
    If you require a longer power lead, see advice here: https://proofvision.zohodesk.eu/portal/en/kb/articles/can-i-extend-the-power-cable-length-for-my-bathroom-tv

  2. Lighting circuit
    The plug end can be removed and wired into the lighting circuit. 
We recommend that all electrical work is carried out by a qualified electrician or authorised installer competent with electrics.  

If you are unsure on installation, please contact ProofVision on either 0203 4111 693 (opt 3) or technical@proofvision.co.uk 

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