Left hand L and L1 match to COM1 and L11.
Right hand L and L1 match to COM2 and L21.
If you feel a switch is operating "upside down" then either use COM1 and L12 OR COM2 and L22.
Mike was quicker than me (and says it better).
No, its a good idea.
I daresay some of the sparkies will give you some hints. I'd suggest you could use a normal light switch, rather than an SFCU, as you'd be on a lighting circuit which, probably, has a 6Amp circuit breaker in your CU.
I'm not an electrician so don't take this as gospel.
Why do you want 20A switches? Is it you want double pole switching, if so use an SFCU as the "fused spur" and you'll then be able to use 10A switches. Although the SFCU will isolate both loads (rather than just one).
What do you mean by "20...
Another possibility is a pattress box such as (link):
https://www.toolstation.com/wessex-pattress-box/pAB255
and then use whatever double socket you like.
However you need to be very careful about the current cables. Which is the supply and which is the load? The white cable is wrong, you...
I'm only thinking out loud here.
There's a brass (?) screw which is partially hidden, would loosening that allow some adjustment?
Other than that, work out how to move the complete (6" long?) black strip.
If I've understood you correctly, you'll probably have 2 cables coming out of the JB, one goes to the repositioned (roughly) central light which then daisy chains to an extra one and the second cable goes in the opposite direction to the final fitting.
In the interests of being condescending...
sorry do not understand the question. if you are looking for information then please let me know which section of the EICR I need to look at to massage it to you
MIs is short for Manufacturers Instructions. I believe Murdoch is asking whether the manufacturer says the fan is suitable to be so...
Do you mean "should NOT be run".
Knowing me, I'm probably talking Bow Locks but at 1.4kW would this be suitable for a ring final (assuming the startup current ain't too bad).