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Only way to be sure is to test if L2 is dead when switch is off....I would say that 90% of the time yes it is the switch line but you never know and better to be sure by testing

Just wire it as perm live to live on ring cam...N to N and Earth to earth...put existing switch line in a connector block and leave switch off or disconnect from switch.........Or put perm live into a connector and use switch line as your perm and leave switch on

For gods sake...you are not listening to the advise you have been given here...In fact you would rather listen to a plumber, That job is CRAP, doesn't meet regs, and been done by a load of cowboys....Now get it done properly

That's just a Led bog standard bathroom light....and yes wiring "Should" be straight forward

So the circuit starts as a 6mm and ends as a 2.5mm on a 32a mcb.......mcb needs derating to a 20a

Minor change......still need to confirm continuity of cpc, polarity, and a Zs so will be testing to amendment 2......amendment 2 additional sockets Type A rcd......catch up with what's going on fella

We are not talking about extension leads.......Your the one off your head

You can always ring Napit or the NICEIC And check Yes it does............... when you adding more equipment that can introduce more D.C leakage that could blind the Type AC rcd and stop it working............Your giving Bad advice

Your existing rcd will need upgrading

Wrong

So you started with 2 and you will end up with 4...additional sockets need a type A rcd

Additional sockets......Type A rcd needed

ONCE is the only chance you might get

Type A Rcd needed, Minor works cert needed and how are you going to test all this before carrying out the work and then on completion

Pathetic response

Change the wago boxes to the ones required...they are about 2 quid each.....do the job properly or not at all

That is a mess and needs sorting, and god knows what has been covered up by the boarding

27 Grand

Wouldn't even entertain putting in a price for that job......spec is ridiculous

Oh yes....lets try anything so we don't have to fix the actual fault