Extra Sockets

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Hi

I have recently had my house re-wired. My attached garage now has a double socket and a single light, each going back to its own circuit breaker on the fuseboard.

Is it easy enough to convert these into a ring of circuits and a ring of lights as I am considering using this for the outside lights etc, or will i need to re-wire to the fuseboard.

Thanks

S

:D
 
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the lights can be a radial circuit, you dont wire them as a ring, its pointless.

the sockets should be okay as a radial too, provided the cable is 2.5mm² and the circuit breaker is rated at 20 amps or less. If this is the case, you can add as many sockets as you like (within reason :LOL: )
 
newtodiy123 said:
Can someone explain how I do this then please !!

Thanks

cant be bothered, why dont you help your self and look in the refernce section, that is why we have it
 
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Don't be so rude.

Which section do I need, if you are going to be like that.

I thought this was a friendly forum !!

:evil:
 
I wasnt being rude, i was just stating the fact that i cant be bothered and that you should look in the refernce section.

i could have said note my signature instead
 
Well maybe it would haver been better not to say that !!

Any others like to point me in the right direction, either where in reference section or guidelines here.

Thanks

S

:idea:
 
the answers to your lighting circuit woes are all in our purpose-compiled reference thread which can be found at the top of electrics uk, or click on that bit of blue writing i just did.

as for sockets, if you can connect blue* to blue*, brown* to brown* and g+y to g+y, its pretty self-explanatory.

*old colours black and red respectively.
 

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