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Yes, it would be speaker level. Unless its more practical/efficent to use audio and put an amp at the back of the room? Thanks for the link, thats exactly what I was looking for!

Hello I have a long living room, its 6.3m long. The TV and amp are at the far end. I am having a mains ring put in, and the floorboards will have to be lifted. While they are up I wanted to run some audio cable to the other end of the room so I could put additional speakers in. What is the...

Hi Sorry if this question has already been answered, I could'nt find anything. I recently had new carpet fitted (4 months ago) and am getting some electrical work done which means I will have to lift it to get access to the floorboards underneath, bad planning, I know. How easy will it be to...

Do you mean a single spur or 2+ ?

Is adding a single spur from my living room ring notifiable work? I just wanted to add a single socket but have been told that the regs around this kind of work may have changed recently? I cant find anything that says it has changed but thought I should check here to confirm. Thanks

I agree, the red wire needs inspecting. I will have the floorboard up again this weekend for the new ring, so will get the electrician to have a look at it and report back! Thanks for the help

Lighting would make more sense. We have a total of 5 lights downstairs in separate rooms. Just standard pendant lights. I cant remember about the red wire, but dont think it was bare.

What is this:- IMG_20151031_152334543 by Joe2003 posted 5 Oct 2016 at 9:25 PM I am assuming its something to do with the one and only mains ring in my house, in the upstairs. I have a reasonable idea of what a ring mains should look like, but now this has confused me. After taking this photo...

Hi We have a small room that has no mains lighting in. If I was to put 2-4 12v downlights in, could I wire the transformer up to a mains plug (and still conform to Part-P???), or would it have to be hooked into the main lighting circuit? Thanks