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Good shout that, save the faff of using a socket and then 3 pin plug

Inside the lamp

Small ish plug see pics So in theory I can just wire the terminals straight into the outdoor socket?

Bit of a strange one... I have an outdoor light, that's on controlled by a light switch inside, never used it but looks to be just a straight on and off rather than radar controlled. Question is, I'd like to fit a security camera in the position of the lamp, which requires a 3 pin plug which...

Yes both lighting and sockets are on separate rcd fuse loops

Alternatively I may just get a small 10m roll of 2.5mm 2c&e and use it for both accessories...save then having to buy another roll of 1 or 1.5?

Thanks hadn't spotted that, I've got some 3 core flex left over from another application, assuming I could use that or would solid core be better?

Ok take it the light switch will be a small 2c&e compared with the socket? 1.5mm vs 2.5mm or something along those lines?

Essentially 300mm to the left of where they were

Hi all, After a little advice on relocation of a single socket and single light switch. I was hoping just to extend a single set of wiring thru a junction box with wago etc, with a junction box each for socket and light switch, but the wiring in the property is a bit of a fuddle... Light...

Yeh led bulbs, sorry should have said in op. Bulbs are 4.6w, standby 0.3w.

Hi all, Wanting to wire up 7x gu10 sockets for spotlights on a media wall into a 13amp plug. Few questions: 1. Best practice here to wire from plug to first lamp socket, then daisy loop off to other lamps? They will be controlled via smart system, so just need to be powered all in one hit, not...

It's not cobblers, it's the flue building regs.

Interesting suggestion. So according to building regs is it only the flue that needs to be spaced from openings, or internally are there restrictions also? Boiler edges etc too close...

Flow ok but not super high. We'd be keen to get rid of the tanks to avoid the leak opportunity in the future. Boiler in the airing cupboard isn't an issue for noise

Baxi 630 (or the conventional equivalent of that)

Suggested boiler in old airing cupboard location. It would be a better location and ultimately we would probably put any extra to it in order to have a combi rather than conventional. House is semi, 3 bed, 1 bath and 7 rads, so more suited to a combi really.

Flue can be seen at door height Your right insurance is hiding behind betterment, and already said they will replace old for new but relocation is not their problem.

Flu in old location was out of side wall. There is a bedroom above kitchen and old location so can't run the flu up through there without losing space in the bedroom. Apologies I should have said ceiling before and not roof in my first response, my bad.

Unfortunately not possible for us, the boiler was already close to the ceiling, so we can't go anywhere with the boiler but a different room completely.