hi guys, on an emergency lighting circuit, is it possible for me to run a spare from the existing circuit,(or light) or do i have to find the last light on the circuit to continue the circuit on?
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You can take it from anywhere on the lighting circuit.
can i take a spare from a spare in this configuration?
A lighting circuit is a radial circuit, and therfore you are not "spurring" from it. You are taking another branch from a radial circuit.
Would I be right in assuming this work is to be carried out somewhere other than your own home?
Would I be right in assuming this work is to be carried out somewhere other than your own home?
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Wondered what a "spare" was just for a moment!
Now, if it were Our Cilla speaking, then a "spur" would be a "spare", but had difficulty working it the other way round!
No offence!
Now, if it were Our Cilla speaking, then a "spur" would be a "spare", but had difficulty working it the other way round!
No offence!
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