Garage lighting

To which question?

Can he wire a lighting circuit using 2-core flex? No.

Can he connect a Class II fluorescent light to a lighting circuit with 2-core flex? Yes.
 
Plus any new instal regardles of class11 you have to take an earth and terminate it even if it is into a wago or similar.

I recently bought some new lights.

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The flexes are all 2-core.
 
I recently bought some new lights.

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The flexes are all 2-core.
You don't have to give me any examples, I already know, I am talking about rewiring his garage lights with 2 core flex. Its like you become obsessed with trying to prove silly things, an example is a dimmer switch in a bathroom. Out of everyone, you and only you think you would need to create an ambience whilst having a shower. :cautious:
 
Can he connect a Class II fluorescent light to a lighting circuit with 2-core flex? Yes.
Not if it's defined as a luminaire.

BS7671 says: "As far as practicable the definitions align with IEC 60050 - International Electrotechnical Vocabulary."
 

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