I have a security light above my front door, if i add a junction box between the light itself and the lighting circuit then connect this light to the junction box can I run another wire from the junction box to an additional security light I want to put up at the rear, the existing light is a PIR activated one and the rear one will be aswell.
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sparkyspike
Yes.
since no one has mentioned it..
PART-P.. please look it up in the wiki..
and be aware that you're not supposed to fit lights bigger than 150W ( it's in the building regs somewhere.. have a look.. )
PART-P.. please look it up in the wiki..
and be aware that you're not supposed to fit lights bigger than 150W ( it's in the building regs somewhere.. have a look.. )
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dextrous
My neighbour has such a light overlooking the driveway between us. Would it be ok if I tapped into this to supply my new electric hob?
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just be aware that in all likelyhood he will be on a different phase to you..
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dextrous
In that case I'll use the neighbour 3 doors away. You have taught me well, oh masterjust be aware that in all likelyhood he will be on a different phase to you..
if it's for an electric hob it may be advantageous to use 2 or more phases for it..
likely it will be internally wired for such and the removal of a link in the connection box will allow use in this fasion..
likely it will be internally wired for such and the removal of a link in the connection box will allow use in this fasion..
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dextrous
Would two phases give me 415V?
phase to phase and discounting any volt drop, yes..
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