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Because it was just quoted by SUNRAY in post #219

Duplicate thread. Other one answered.

There are no requirements on kitchen lights as far as IP ratings are concerned.

No, two ghost like fingers. Just as two ghost like everything else when focussing on the finger. I do not understand how it could be otherwise.

If it helps: Ok. Which one? There are two of each distant object. To me, it looks more like the object moves from behind the finger to one side. Which side being dependent on which of the two objects was first chosen. It does. I don't know.

Mad a mistake.

Back out? There you go. Yes, but you cannot class it as the sort of 'condensation' we are discussing when a constant supply of water is being introduced into the building. It used to surprise me how cold empty properties were (colder than outside) but had no condensation.

Here's a thought: maybe the regulations are not as well thought out as they could be.

I disagree. How can that be condensation? I would think it more likely because of leaks?

That's a bit of a cheek.

Well, I suppose you will have to define 'reasonably heated' and is 'what' in houses which are 'reasonably heated' . I will point out that I have never had a bathroom extractor fan in any of the UK properties I have lived in and never had any mould. Also, condensation and associated mould does...

No problem.

Mould only grows on surfaces that never dry. It's a mixture of both. You forgot to mention: very humid rest of the property because of poor ventilation, washing drying indoors, cooking in unventilated kitchen, many indoor plants, fish tanks, several people, several big dogs etc.

You have to connect your new light the same way as the old light therefore you need an extra connector for the additional wires.

You mean because most people are right-handed and it is better for holding a gun and whip while sitting on the left-hand horse.

Oh, ok, then my question stands - Is there a reason for doing that?

Well, yes but it is TN-C-S because they bond ground and neutral at some point; not the other way round. So they just bond at a different place than do the UK. I was getting the impression that they - the US - bond in the CU as well.

Ah - I was thinking of the fan. So: That doesn't sound like an isolator; just a switch.

Very easy to replace.