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all jokes aside, the three plug holes & plugs on the fluke 1650 range are red green and blue.

well if you look at the wiring diagrams you will see that the live flows from the c to l1 and then l2, there is no neutral at the switch. you could pick up a live from a socket via a spur with a 5A fuse and use this to feed your new lights

so before you started there was just one three core cable, and you have added the two, two core cables... yes? if yes you cant wire off this switch sorry

what was there before in the way of a switch, a 2 gang?

are you sure that single is on the ring? because it has brown & blue cable i would say it probably isnt.

is one of the black wires longer than the others or shorter than the others. or are two of the blacks twisted together or are bent as if they were twisted together?

if you buy a cheap neon screwdriver you can do it yourself (and a connector block) basically the three red go together in a single connector block, sometimes they supply a single block with new fittings. two of the blacks go into the neutral terminal of your new fitting and one of the black...

did one of the black wires have any marking on it, red tape?

basically, yes.

make sure the neon screwdriver is working tho, :D you can just wrap tape around it.

just wrap some insulation tape around it then, if you have a double pole switch near the meter before the cables come into the house switch this off, just in case they have used neutral coloured tail as the live

if the cable is larger than the original it should be ok, more info or pics would help tho

only problem you may have is the units require 40 watt of load as a minimum

should be fine put the three red cables in the load terminals put the other cables including the loops into the live terminals

there is no brown wire, its black, anyway the red and black of one grey pvc cable go into lower two terminals with yellow and blue of one of the 3 core cables. the yellow and blue of the other 3 core cable go opposite in the top two terminals. the reds of the two grey cables (make sure you dont...

excuse my brown wire blindness but which photo has the brown wire in it?

how many lights are you actually controlling 2 (one downstairs and one upstairs?)

three way intermediate switch, you mean the switch with four terminals? yes?

the new cable you have put in (brown & blue) the cable you are going to cut a juction in, (its probably a single grey cable red inside) the brown of your new cable connects to this red cable. the neutral blue cable is right beacause the light works now (even though you havent got onto the...