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  1. EFLImpudence

    NZ Electrics

    Rubbish - but thank you for further confirming that my definition is correct.
  2. EFLImpudence

    Using old crabtree switches

    Ok, I'll ask. What is the purpose or reason for that?
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    Wiring a ceiling rose (Ed.)

    Yes - or just have an extra single connector.
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    Wiring a ceiling rose (Ed.)

    It has four sets of wires.
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    Wiring a ceiling rose (Ed.)

    ...
  6. EFLImpudence

    Wiring a ceiling rose (Ed.)

    You put the ceiling wires into four connectors (either the old fashioned connector blocks or modern equivalents) and run three single wires to your new light fitting.
  7. EFLImpudence

    NZ Electrics

    Feigning offence on behalf of others where none actually exists in order to shame and control those who disagree - exactly as demonstrated in your subsequent post.
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    How did I get this wrong?

    It should not. Put yellow in COM and the red from the other cable in the other switch.
  9. EFLImpudence

    How did I get this wrong?

    Is that not what I drew assuming you were reading the terminals incorrectly - top and bottom? Post pictures of the wiring. With two-way switching, i.e. two switches operating one light, the same colour wire must go to the COM terminals in both switches.
  10. EFLImpudence

    How did I get this wrong?

    Are you reading the switch terminals, as people do, as top and bottom rather than, as you should, two triangles. The Yellow should go in COM in the garage switch as well. Picture please.
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    IR sensor for 12V lights

    Ah. Ok. Then no, not without the electronics in the 'box'.
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    IR sensor for 12V lights

    I suppose you could use it to power the 12V power supply but why not change to 240V light? Does it matter?
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    Anyone see any issues with this consumer unit?

    Ah. Ok, thanks. The numbers don't mean anything. They are just for you to use if you want to - or to tear off and use the bar for something else.
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    Anyone see any issues with this consumer unit?

    The correct neutral wiring is shown in my diagram in post #18 and I think that is what you have so seems to be as it should be. However, I am puzzled by N2 and N4; where are they marked as that?
  15. EFLImpudence

    NZ Electrics

    Should I be afraid like you seem to be? Do you have a search engine on your computer? Maybe not but I certainly wouldn't give a toss if anyone referred to me as 'she'.
  16. EFLImpudence

    NZ Electrics

    No, I do not dispute that is how it is used. I am talking about your reasons for maintaining (because of the modern woke nonsense regarding so-called "offending" someone) that it could be used for someone on the forum who has a masculine user name.
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    Redundant smoke alarms

    Maybe but if you remove the alarms, you will be able to see the ends of the cable. Do you mean 'sitting room sockets'? It would be unusual to have them on a socket circuit.
  18. EFLImpudence

    NZ Electrics

    I did not want to make my intention clearer. I wanted to continue the nonsense. Ok. Where have you been?
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    Anyone see any issues with this consumer unit?

    Yes - and the middle "Y" which has "X" behind it.
  20. EFLImpudence

    NZ Electrics

    Frodo was being referred to as 'they' so I merely continued the nonsense.
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