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Re: LD10 Wiring Questions


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  • Subject: Re: LD10 Wiring Questions
  • From: Martin Greenwood <martin@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 10:51:48 +0100
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Mark,

At 3:37 pm +0000 4/6/01, Mark Hetherington wrote:
>From the diagrams on the comfort site, it seems I basically just need
>to patch into the switched live at the ceiling rose (plus find the
>source of the Neutral and Live connection for the other connectors).
>In order to allow both home run to Node 0 and an easier removal
>if/when I move house I am considering installing a junction box
>at/near the rose to split the original switched live allowing me to
>run cable to Node 0 for the DIN module and a simple rejoin of cables
>should I remove it from the circuit.

I will probably leave the dimmers along with a spare if I moved. They
should be just as reliable as any other dimmer system.
This is also because I will have momentary clipsal switches in normal
positions, so it will all work without a controller.
Or you can could simply link them out in Node 0, leaving the extra
wires in place.

>This is probably a dumb question but it has me stumped at the moment.
>The thing I don't quite follow is the source of the live/neutral
>connection to the base of the LD10. Is this coming from the ring main
>or somwhere on the lighting circuit?

It  should come from the lighting circuit as this is the power for the
lamp/s.
I think you would want the lights to work even when the ring main
sockets have tripped or been switched off!!

Regards,

Martin



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