Recent content by HughH

Thankyou.

I dont know what I was thinking when I typed the original post - sorry for the misinformation which is very unhelpful. I stand corrected; Three-way; my way (layman's) of explaining 2 x two way and x1 intermediate switch. So, I substituted each driver with a new/unused unit and both DL's are...

I have only swapped over the DL's themselves by unplugging from the Drivers. I will swap the Drivers now too and come back with the results. Thanks.

Ericmark, Thanks for your comments. I've attached a pic of the driver (not transformer as you correctly point out). The same driver is used throughout the house (~30 units) and so far, so good, none have failed in 18-months. I will substitute test as suggested, and post the result this evening.

Hi all, I hope somebody can help me on non-functioning domestic LED lighting issues. We had a full house rewire about 18months ago as part of a renovation. We installed LED's downlights at the same time, each using its own individual 12V transformer. The transformers connect to each LED unit...

One cable = takeway for me

To AndyPRK, its relatively easy for me run two cables but unfortunately there is only one space available. From what I have read elsewhere ii is frowned upon to have two cables -> one MCB. Given this, it seems one cable is the way to go.

Thanks Winston1, yes I understand. In 'series' was the wrong terminology to use. One cable from CU to 1st isolating switch (say, for Induction Hob), and cable continuing to Oven isolating switch.

Hi all, I would like to get some advice please on the following circuit for our new kitchen. The proposed layout has a 3.2kw electric oven and a 7.4kw induction hob. These would connect via 45A isolation switches to a 6mm2 radial circuit. I am running the cables myself and would like to know...