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Does it have a transformer or driver above it in the celling void?

Yep it sure would but if you have a fused spur why not do it yourself?

If you buy something from one of the Sheds it may or may not be up to the current Regulations. If any electrician worth his salt supplies you a board it should be fit for purpose.

Can you post a shot of the rear of the Lamp?

Can you Unscrew that cover? No doubt 4 circuits - Lights, Sockets, Cooker, & Immersion ? There should be some indication inside the white Fuse cover. Have you been supplied a schedule of test results, also not feasible to do this yourself unless you can test properly and sign the work off.

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If anything the fact they're plastic would be a good thing. I don't like them for maintenance purposes, they are often a bit fiddly to take the accessories off and on at times and the screws on the lugs can become tight to screw into in some of my experience. I'd much rather a Noggin and metal

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Sewage treatment works haven't seen the main incomer yet just had a quick recce to see previous test records (from 3 years ago) yesterday which appear to be non existent! BTW I tested a socket ZS on Three Low off this and it was 0.42 about 4 meters from the board

Place one test probe on Earth and one on the Live and you should get 230v on AC . I don't think you can get an RCBO for that? might be able to get a longer bus bar and modify the board. Take the cover off carefully and take a photo of the whole board. buy yourself a proper non contact volt stick...

Thoughts ? I've posted this on another forum but although this is a DIY some of you guys are pretty knowledgeable. Got to Test this next week. The board looks to have a modified incomer, what concerns me the most (not for testing) is should any kind of fault occur to this board and the RCCB...

Are you able to access the ceiling void from above? Or fit one of these Wago inline box if there's a big enough hole where the cables come out the ceiling?

Depends what's terminated & how in the Dining room switch, somethings shorting out.

The next thing to do it take off the Dinning room light switch and upload a photo to see if there's anything obvious on that part of the lighting circuit. You may have to disconnect the Earths you re-terminated to determine whether with them removed the light works and fuse doesn't pop. Have...

Does the new light just hang from the Rose? If so take the black cable out of the box you were holding and connect the Brown wire to the Blue/Sleeved switch live on the right of the Rose and the Blue to the left had side neutral block. It might look a bit odd with a black cable coming out the...

Is that including all the Labour burying it and back filling etc or clipping it to a wall that does sound a tad expensive for one circuit but could well be a lot of work. How far is that run? Maybe get two more quotes but times ticking, so I'd perhaps put a duct in and rope it before the Shed...

What cable size is the circuit on? They'd be no need to lower the Fuse, the Oven shouldn't create an overload current that high unless there was something seriously wrong and if it did the 13A would blow if you're using a Plug for it?

No not really unless the SWA is terminated correctly then it will not meet regulations, as EFLI has stated this isn't really a DIY. Suggest you look on you tube Consult an electrician, any SWA requires the Armoured part to be Earthed (at least one end best practice both ends) so needs to be...

Has the light switch got a Test switch of some sort to switch it on overriding a PIR ? Did the Ring not come with instructions? Would have thought the wire in one goes to L and one Neutral to Neutral and the other wire just put on a Choc block or Wago

Is the Feed to the transformer ok? Any loose connections? Sounds very frustrating!