Last Sunday I asked about replacing a ceiling rose with a light which only has choc block connections. Obviously, since this was bought from B&Q, it is a load of utter rubbish and doesn't have a connection for the "loop" permanent live. It merely has 3 connections for switched live, neutral and earth.
It was suggested that I put a piece of terminal block/choc block in there to connect the permanent lives - could I use the connection block chopped out of an old ceiling rose for this? It will fit in the space where the light fastens to the ceiling - I have already cut it and checked.
Or is such a thing a no-no - even though this connection block is designed specifically for wiring lighting circuits up.
Thanks for any advice
It was suggested that I put a piece of terminal block/choc block in there to connect the permanent lives - could I use the connection block chopped out of an old ceiling rose for this? It will fit in the space where the light fastens to the ceiling - I have already cut it and checked.
Or is such a thing a no-no - even though this connection block is designed specifically for wiring lighting circuits up.
Thanks for any advice