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Mains Lighting Wiring Regulations Question


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  • Subject: Mains Lighting Wiring Regulations Question
  • From: "Kevin Hawkins" <lists@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 20:02:17 -0000
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  Can someone familiar with BS7671 - the IEE 16th or whatever the latest
is - comment on the following..

    What is the situation with potentially removing the switched live feed
>from SINGLE new wire from the lamp side and running it back to the fusebox where
it will operate from say a relay or LD11 or similar ?  If I have several of
these to do can I pair them together into one cable with red/red twin and
earth - or more if there are multiway cables ? I don't need switching wires
back to the panel as that is already handled elsewhere.
    Do I need to use twin and earth ie is the earth needed for regulations ?
The neutral feed to the lamp would be provided however it is already
provided (ie undisturbed). This may be a daisychain arrangement I am
guessing.
    Would I need to fuse each leg done this way if they were switched by
something like a relay or could I have a single fused feed to several
relays/ lights ?
    Would the same apply to switched 2A sockets ?? (Just running a switched
live back to the fusebox and leaving the earth/neutral in a ring type
configuration )

  Cheers Kevin


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