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For the sake of the rest of us, have your chats in WhatsApp.

@PotatoSoup Did you ask him about the certificates and MF JB? When did he carry out these jobs?

@PotatoSoup Did you get in touch with the electrician?

I would go with the suggestion to use 2 connectors to be safe. I would not take the light apart.

You could try connecting the flex. If that fails, is the well deep enough for you to run t&e and connect using a couple of wagos?

The light fitting is confusing the issue. Can you post a photo?

Can you run a 1mill cable and connect to the flex inside your light fitting?

Look at the switch and load on the quickwire website This is a 4 terminals jb. This is the link to the page. https://www.quickwire.co.uk/product/switch-load-16a/ Hope it helps.

Have you considered the Quickwire products?

Which dictionaries?

Have a look at the junction boxes here https://www.quickwire.co.uk/

this may help. https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.beama.org.uk/static/c3939aab-9b55-44e0-8b379d55d5fa305b/BEAMA-Technical-Bulletin-Connection-of-Unidirectional-and-Bidirectional-Protective-Devices.pdf&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwi32Or_wP6FAxXyWEEAHdG8DSgQFnoECAcQAg&usg=AOvVaw2QmmYGgfZ0fERVo_VnlsBx...

The unidirectional device has the word 'out'. There are no markings on a bidirectional device.

BEAMA published a tech update last year and there was an article in wiring matters 99. The term is unidirectional, not omni. The amendment was announced a short while back. Hi-directional means the device works in both directions so is suitable for prosumer units. Unidirectional devices have an...

I would go back to the start of the thread, as it has meandered. 522.6.202 refers to 3 terms which create the zones. The terms are defined in Part 2 as follows: 1. Point - A termination of the fixed wiring intended for the connection of current-using equipment. 2. Accessory - A device...