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the rcd will go when N-E fault occurs wheather its live or dead.

i can assure you that your massive collection of 10 opinionated posts mean nothing to the people who he has helped out on this forum. :wink:

or a bit of conduit with a couple of terminal boxes on either end.

well, the fire rating part of a downlight is keeping a seal between one room from an another which tends to be a gasket. on most fittings these days a heat resistant can is placed on the rear for the insulation side. on a side note, you can purchase fire guard loft caps which sit over the...

'the long and short' if there are any occupants living above the new fittings, then yes, you will need fire rated.

as do merlin. they clip on the back of the TP MCB to create a pod conversion.

i can honestly say ive never met a spark that hasnt had a shock.

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there you go

electricity and water.

You missed a comma out, should be.. and that level of pride in your work, I wouldn't trust you to carry a bucket of water out to a flowerbed.

sorry for the double post guys, pc had a spaz attack!

AFAIK there isnt anything wrong with spliting the earth to 2 terminals..

AFAIK there isnt anything wrong with spliting the earth to 2 terminals..

on the basis most iso switches would be outside the bathroom, it would be a bit daft :wink:

building regs require a fan if there is no window. there is no reg to say you have to have a light in any room.

nope, needs local isolation :wink:

not particularly.

2 reds together in a connector block one black in live and one in neutral.... (you need to find out which is which)