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Hi RF, I will do this, but with a single socket and one transformer, as the kit states I can purchase extra deck lights and have up to 20 lights on one kit. Thanks guys! Also, whilst I'm here, I'm looking to purchase a flush ceiling occupancy pir. Has anyone used a MK K5015? Or a...

Ok, so is there not a transformer I could buy which I can use? If not, looks like I will have to wire a plug socket onto the lighting circuit, for the wall wart to plug into underneath the kitchen units and label it plinth lights only? Cheers, Adam

Thanks guys. Would I be looking to buy a LED constant voltage driver then? If so, are any of these good? Cheers, Adam

hi ban, I would like to use a transformer I could use on my lighting circuit, so they can be switched with the main kitchen light, rather than having to use a plug in wallwart, which I would have to switch on at a socket. Cheers, Adam I will press thanks once I get back on the computer guys.

Hi ericmark. Thanks for the information above. I have taken some photos. This is the wallwart transformer: This is the transformer I would like to use if suitable: These are the instructions for the decking lights. Although the instructions state the supplied...

Hi guys, I have 2 x Wickes decking light kits, both containing 8 LED bulbs, and a 230-240VAC 50Hz 15VA wall wart transformer. I would like to use these as kitchen plinth lights instead, and run all 16 off one transformer wired into my lighting circuit. I have a spare 12v transformer...

Not required, but it won't hurt to heavily score the top of the conduit before plastering over, giving it a better surface to key too

I wouldn't know? (Pic below) But thanks for confirming. I created this thread for help with conduit, not with choosing a camera. I will be sure to let you know afterwards if it serves its purpose for what it will be used for. I await your 3rd useless post, now please get back up your...

Hi, thanks for all the help. I have picked up a compression gland, and wondering how to use it correctly. Does the little plastic ring go inside first, then the rubber seal on top, then screw the 2nd half in tight to make the compressed joint? Thanks Adam

Thanks BAS, great suggestion! Does the gland screw into the thread then? I was planning on using plastic conduit, as it will be pretty high up out of arms reach. Is this still possible to do? As I'm pretty sure the plastic U box's don't have thread. Thanks, Adam

Can't see any point in your post either tbh. How do you expect to power any wireless camera in this case then? Batteries?

Thanks for all the replies. So, would this be ok? :lol: Obviously I will take the conduit higher up and to the side of the camera. Also, what's the correct term for these type of glands? I'm not having much luck with the screwfix website lol. Thanks, Adam

Hi, the camera doesn't have a knockout or anything. Its an IP camera, and the cables just come out the back. Cheers.