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    Safely dismantling light fixtures (capping wires)

    Thanks, it should be using the upstairs lighting circuit -- I was confusing terminology there -- though I shouldn't make any assumptions. I imagine if this is the case then each light fixture should be connected to a junction box/switch through a single light cable so that all I need to do is...
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    Safely dismantling light fixtures (capping wires)

    Thanks for the advice -- no kids or animals fortunately. I'm happy to completely detach/isolate any other fixtures on that ring temporarily. I'm just looking for a safe temporary solution for 'disabling' the wiring to that light fixture so that we can continue with decorating the room, before...
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    Safely dismantling light fixtures (capping wires)

    I won't be back at the property for a number of days so will have to get back to you on that for an image of the two. The consumer unit is a Memera 2000 RCD ... could well be this one (https://willrose-electrical.co.uk/product/mem-rcd-80-amp-30ma-double-pole-80a-rccb-memera-2000-a80he-new/) ...
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    Safely dismantling light fixtures (capping wires)

    Thanks for your response! Admittedly, I haven't bought this yet. I was going to get this non-contact one from Fluke (https://www.screwfix.com/p/fluke-ac-non-contact-voltage-detector-pen-1000v-ac/85949), but now looking at the reviews perhaps not. Please do advise what the appropriate device...
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    Safely dismantling light fixtures (capping wires)

    Hello all, First off, apologies if this question is the very basics and has been answered several times. As a novice to DIY, I just wanted to double check that my planned approach to dismantling a light fixture is the safest/correct approach -- I just can't seem to find anything clear on...
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