2 way lighting supplies
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Best not to but it is not unusual. Often happens with upstairs and downstairs are on separate supplies.
Good practise is to place a warning note inside the switch box and on the consumer unit reminding folk that both circuits must be switched off to provide isolation.
Good practise is to place a warning note inside the switch box and on the consumer unit reminding folk that both circuits must be switched off to provide isolation.
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sparkyspike
As what TTC says.
Plus, if it's a new build, some insurers (NHBC etc) won't like it.
Plus, if it's a new build, some insurers (NHBC etc) won't like it.
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Given that it doesn't contravene the wiring regulations, but not having the lights on separate circuits arguably does, on what basis do they not like it?
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