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The info is on the downlight itself presuming that is for max 50w lamps can anyone tell me what part b actually says?

Hi fitting some led downlights, now as standard for a downlight you are supposed to have 0.5m between the downlight and any wall. I guess this is because of the heat generated by the lamp normally around a 50 watt. The situation is I do not have the room for 0.5 m around my hallway so...

Yes they will b in parallel just in two parallel spurs if u like from the switched side of the live one going off with 7 lights on the other with just one, just wondered if having the Severn on one parallel circuit and one on the other made any difference both feed from the same switch wire just...

I know it is lol, So any thoughts on the downlight ignoring the lighting circuit itself thinking off the down lights as a light fixture as above does it really make any difference

P.s my house lights are not battery powered!

Thanks for the diagram, now take one of the lights in the parallel circuit and put a switch in the live feed side to the lamp now run to Severn more lights one to the other yes they will b in parallel to each other but then will share the same live feed from the junction box where as if I wire a...

Think may need to start again on this one as there seem to b some confusion!!! When I ment the light string, daisy chain if u like from the feed. Not breaking into the lighting circuit all the way through my downlights and then back into the circuit again so the whole lighting circuit runs...

So why do they just loop from one light to the next then?

Strange that because my house lighting circuit loops from one light to the next which last time I looked is what series is, mayb my house is different from everyone else's ! :?

hi i am currently installing 8 x led downlights in my hall, i am going to wire these is series. the q i have is that one of the lights is pretty close to the feed in the opposite direction to my series string of lights, would it have any detrimental affects is i was to wire the 7 x lamps in...

I would also like to wire up just one lamp to be both dim and bright not have two separate lamps !!!!! Is there a product or way to do this could the screw fix one be wired to do this???

I am too looking at getting a dual level pir for some outdoor down lights to be dim at idle then full on when triggered. Found the screw fix one but seems that u will have to wire up two separate lamps ( one for dim and one for full on) What I really want us the same lamp to be dim and full on...