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EFLImpudence Thank you again. I do understand sufficently to wire the correct connections for the continiuing circuit, but I thought each connection (ie ceiling rose in this case) should be part of the continuous circuit? The diagram you supplied shows the second light as a spur (again...

EFLImpudence Thank you for your super-fast response. I did, in fact, see this diagram, but it does not show the continuity of the circuit - ie, feed and onward supply. (apologies for the vocabulary). Also, I noted that it was dated 2002 - is this 17th Ed. compliant? Regards

Hi I have looked at the Sticky and searched this forum (and Google images), but cannot find a good diagram for wiring single switch serving two light fittings. There are many variations, but not this, which must be a common requirement? I have also looked in the IEE Electricians Guide - but...

ericmark I'm glad you said that - there is clearly some disagreement about several of the points I raised amongst the learned community! Thank you to all who contributed - I think I have the points covered: 1. The DNO may or may not fit an isolator and may or may not charge me. 2. I...

RF Lighting With over 13,000 posts this is your territory not mine, but I am intrigued by: "Personally I wouldn't thank you for having one installed" (isolator) IEE Guide to Building Regs shows an isolator in all three system types, but you don't want one? Please don't misunderstand...

Taylortwocities Thank you for your advice. I thought it would help a subsequent re-wire and enable a contractor to connect up without breaking the supplier seal - or are they allowed to do that? I will not use the MK box - thanks. Will post an image of the earth connection, but...

Hi Please could I seek advice on the following points: 1. My consumer unit is supplied directly from the base of the meter, ie not through an isolating switch. If I request an isolating switch will I be responsible for any costs? Will the supplier do this at my request, ie customer...