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Buy an ordinary switch.? :D

If you want them on the same switch then simply run a cable from the existing rose to each new location and fit a new light at each.

I would think, that after all those years, the poor old siphon is ready to retire. :)

Always Electrics first. As you have found there is usually some repair work to do.

This is a common question, and the answer is cut(or remove) the plug and hard wire by all means. Otherwise how do you think the wire is run through a hole in the worktop? :D

Sorry :oops: I did mean Latex.

What is he heating? The town Hall? Certainly sounds like a faulty meter or installation. Contact BG (if you can).

PPE Personal Protective Equipment, AKA Rubber gloves. :)

Noticing your multi posts, Are you capable of doing this work? Sorry for asking BUT you do not seem to have enough grasp of circuits or the regulations. Have you gone the route of building control notification?

Take one feed from the existing ceiling rose as mentioned and daisy chain the spots on that circuit, then repeat with the other set. There is room in the connections for this.

A pinched wire causes a short to earth.

You can re-use the handle, BUT it will not lock. You can also get new handles at Wicks.

Some lights do have a transformer feeding more than one, but some have their own tranny. The transformer should come down the hole after removing the light fitting.

Hope the weather didn't put you off too much FS.

Where is the voltage being measured? across which terminals and with what?

Before i changed jobs i did the passport to safety course but still had to do the site induction courses by the customer. In fact i ended up with several cards for different sites for the same customer. As advised, find out what the agreement was between your boss and the customer.

Make sure the switch on your fusebox is OFF! The circuit will only be LIVE during the off peak times. Remove the cover plates and disconnect the outgoing cable to your heaters and refit the cover plates.

Thanks Lucid, job done. Now mrs wing will get off my back. :D

As secure says, it is not uncommon for different makes to reverse the "IN" and "OUT" sides of the switch.Also known as FEED and LOAD.

If your CU has a RCD there is a TEST button NOT a reset button. You need to make sure that is on. If using your tile cutter has caused the fault then make sure it is unplugged first.