Topic: Adding an outside light (Read 3382 times)

AndyRoid · « **Reply #15 on:** 11 June 2013, 20:20:17 »

Quote from: terbert on 11 June 2013, 15:44:37

Quote from: Marks Hornby 'OO' on 11 June 2013, 15:36:16
Yep, your a neutral short of a circuit.

You are quite right there, Mark

So have I got to feed another set of wires to the switch, like from the rose in the ceiling where I assume the power comes in.

Assumption is the mother of all f**k up's Tony, and without meaning to come across as disrespectful it is plainly obvious that you don't have a clue where electricity is concerned.

My advice to you is to PM me with an offer of a beer or two (the old lady drives), and I'll sort that $hit for you mate.

ronnyd · « **Reply #16 on:** 11 June 2013, 23:31:55 »

Also anything outside should be RCD protected

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If you have a consumer fitted i think the RCD,s in there will protect it.

AndyRoid · « **Reply #17 on:** 11 June 2013, 23:40:46 »

Quote from: ronnyd on 11 June 2013, 23:31:55

If you have a consumer fitted i think the RCD,s in there will protect it.

Not all CU's offer inbuilt RCD protection, and those that do will not necessarily provide RCD protection to all connected circuits.

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