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when i was a lad we used wylex all the time .. but i have been (like you ) using MK for a while ..they are more user friendly and you can have what you want where you want without having to buy extra bits ..MK used to be on the north circular ..but i imagine its in china now ..so they are as all...

you need to get a real sparks in ..one who is qualified and have him rewire you house !! that cooker and hob cct';s look like doubled up 2.5mm to me ..and the two reds on the lights looks a bit dodgy .. someone has done the cooker recently and poorly ..get it done by a professional ..the extra...

you have to get leading egde drivers .. or you could swap out the lan=mp holders for GU10 and have them mains powered

you will find that a 28w 2D is plenty bright enough get 840 colour ..secondly go for IP44 or IP65 ..they aint pretty but they are better fittings and not too expecive ..20-30 quid with lamp

[ It is possible to fit MCBs to your Wylex Standard consumer unit, but this should not be necessary, because blown fuses should be vanishingly rare. didnt he say T% lamp ? that would indicate a ballast blown or over loading ..get a new light fitted .. the other guy was right in the way to do...

look firstly ..good effort secondly , your DB in the garage hasnt an RCD in ti by the photo , it would have a test button on it BUT dont get down ..good effort all the same , if that switch plate hasn't got an earth terminal ..take it back ..i cant remember when MK stopped making them...

Can you picture how bright the room would be if you had 11 x 60W GLS pendants? Or, if you used that type, how many would you actually need? yeah but these are recessed down lights , probably 3w range ..really for cabinet lighting or such .look ensure you by fire rated fittings ..make sure you...

why ?? what are you running in there ? you NEED a spare way in your current board and an RCBO to the correct rating for your use ..your sparks should have told you this ..you put the consumer unit IN the garage