bathroom electrics

[eclecticmix]

Hi,

I think the solution to my problem is very simple, but it seems people are too cautious to provide me advice! so I apologise is this question may seem dumb - I'm a newbie DIYer!

I have a cable that comes out of my bathroom wall. This is the supply for my mirror cabinet (it has LEDs and a built-in shaver socket and a built in transformer). The mirror cabinet has some flex wire which needs to be connected to the supply. The supply is appropriately fused (as instructed in the manual).

Is a junction box appropriate appropriate to be used in a humid environment like a bathroom? or is there a special way to connect a live cable to the flex of the appliance in a bathroom?

Thanks,

Matt

 

[oharaf]

FCU with flex entry, but it must be clear of zones and accessible

 

[jockspark]

hi could you post a photo

 

[ban-all-sheds]

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