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How bigs your fridge :shock:

You can't have tried very hard then. Every electrical wholesaler in the country will stock it.

It'll cost about the same as a second hand car.

Winston getting something wrong? Surely not! :lol:

I think it's burnt out.

Post a photo of your fitting. Your link is 44 pages of different fittings.

No just leave them as new colours.

New colours is perfectly fine. You should really attach a warning label at the consumer unit to warn about mixed colours, but in this day and age everyone working on electrical installations ought to expect this anyway.

It's an absolutely cack way of doing things and there is no reason what so ever to not do things properly on a new build.

There shouldn't be any junction boxes on a new build job.

If you can not achieve the manufacturers clearances from joists the you don't fit a light at all.

Whilst it's all very easy to slag off BG, but two of my fomer colleagues, both very good electricians now work for BG. BG are a huge organisation, and whilst they do have their shortcomings, it's unfair to say they are all clueless and shouldn't be working on electrics.

What a class 1 muppet :roll:

Yet again this is where your lack of experience shows. I've been to many jobs where a 250VA transformer will trip a B6 circuit breaker upon switching it on but never had the same problem with 10no. 50VA transformers.

Except for if the transformer fails you loose all your lights, and the problems of VD when running ELV over any sort of distance. Oh and the siting of the transformer somewhere accessible and the inrush current too.

Mice will chew their way through just about anything apart from wire wool.

You can get steel fire rated 1 gang dry liners which a smoke alarm will cover

It's someone who gets all their facts from google to try and make themselves look cleverer than they really are. I'd hardly call a rumour from some 20 years ago as great evidence to support your argument. You really do have a knack of making yourself look awfully silly.

All you've proved is that you're a google warrior. All the lads on here with actual experience of electrical work disagree with the nonsense you continue to spout.

I've been dimming transformers for years and years with no problems at all.