Hi guys. Last night I decided to take down the fluorescent light I have in the kitchen and replace it with a nice set of spot lights (it was starting to blink again anyway).
On removing the light unit however I find three sets of multicore running into the unit rather than the one I had expected.
Additionally, the cooker hood (extractor fan and a tiny bulb) now don\\\'t work (they are located close to the fluorescent light).
Any ideas why I have three sets of cables running into the old fluorescent light? Is it as simple as it needing more power (all three appear to be on the same 5amp circuit).
Is the cooker hood unrelated and simply a red herring? (it was working immediately prior to the removal of the light) or could it be that the power for the hood some how was wired to pass through the light?
Cheers for any ideas.
On removing the light unit however I find three sets of multicore running into the unit rather than the one I had expected.
Additionally, the cooker hood (extractor fan and a tiny bulb) now don\\\'t work (they are located close to the fluorescent light).
Any ideas why I have three sets of cables running into the old fluorescent light? Is it as simple as it needing more power (all three appear to be on the same 5amp circuit).
Is the cooker hood unrelated and simply a red herring? (it was working immediately prior to the removal of the light) or could it be that the power for the hood some how was wired to pass through the light?
Cheers for any ideas.