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Presumably you are talking "Site Radios" in which case keep an eye on screwfix. They sometimes do a special. You will need to use one of your drill batteries.

Firstly, the drawing shows a two/way switch. Most 2 way are marked somewhere as 1 way for when used as such. You will need to take the perm live/neutral and earth via the extra cable to the loft and run the live through a new switch up there, or use the extra gang on a 2 gang on the landing.

Got his wires crossed? :?

Are there traces of a funny smell in the property? Are all the floorboards in place? Looks to me there has been a serious overloading of circuits(Indoor vegetable patch) :twisted:

Remove the light fittings carefully and gently pull the cable, you should be able to remove any junction box or transformer through the hole.

Are you getting liquid in the base(leaking out)? check the drain on the back panel(inside) it may need clearing.

Do you have a crawl space under your downstairs floor? If you are lucky you will not need to rip up the flooring.

I buy mine from a farm in Garstang where he runs three thousand free range. Always know when he's got a new batch of point of lay in, lots of double yokers(sometimes 50-60% of a tray) :lol:

The isolator will not be fused. The 20a rating is what the contacts can take, the fusing would be done either in your CU or by a FCU.

What cable did you use? is it suitable for purpose? Do you know anything about electricity? :shock:

Replace the RED link wire were it came from and fit a length of GREEN/YELLOW as the earth link. Do NOT use incorrect coloured cable as it can be lethal.

Back in the mists of time(college) i was taught to do plumbing, lead wiping joints as well as yorkshire and end feed. I was also taught to use most workshop machines and welding. I trained as an Electrical Engineer and also qualified as an Electrician. P S i also carry a selection of pipe joints.

Were the cables discolored? did you cut back to clean copper?

As said, contact building control first thing. They have illegally joined the extension to your property.

We had a similar episode round here, rear extension built without neighbours being notified(should have been letters sent)enforcement department came round and building control, made them take it down due to shoddy build.

First step would be to visit your council planning department and ask to view the plans(if any). If not then report them for not applying.

Every one will be different, drill to suit your particular situation.

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Not really neccessary, the 5A round ones will do (and cheaper) as they are accessible when light fitting removed.