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so you mean. have supply come from c.u into switch, then switch into tranny, and link all the tranny inputs together then take a switch wire from each tranny in the out put to the lights

yes steve but i didnt know where to place them. so is this correct. consumer unit - light swithch - tranny - downlight - tranny - downlight - tranny downlight - tranny - downlight in series

hi guys i am new to wiring downlights as i work with 240v. but i am wiring downlights in my bedroom which require to be transformed down to 12v. there are 4 lights in total. they are 20w bulbs., so i am told i eed a transformer for each light. how would i go around wiring it, am i right...

aint turned it on. i will turn it on when i get the go ahead from one of u lot. it is not got practice to have it as a 16amper

4mm supplys garage and 2.5mm supplys sockets

I have a 32amp breaker in the house feeding a consumer unit in the garage. The consumer unit in the garage has a 6amp breaker feeding the lights and 16amp breaker feeding a radial power circuit with 6 sockets on it. Should i upgrade the breaker to 20amp or is 16 fine?. Thanks

how come they will need to be rcd protected. It is in a garage which is getting sheated? is this still ok?

Sorry man. thing is i have ran a 2.5mm, which i have a feeling is wrong. It's about a 25m run. I will have guitar amplifiers plugged into the socket, so you reckon this will be ok?

Hi, Just a question. Hope some you guys can help. I have ran a cable out to my garage from my house, which will supply a 32amp ring main and a 6amp lighting circuit. How big should the MCB be in my house and how big should the cable be. Also. Would i be ok with 7 socket outlets in...