How to connect a bathroom cabinet with built in light?

[spada01]

Had some work done by an NICEIC guy and unsure if it's been done properly/safely

What would be the correct and acceptable way to wire up a bathroom cabinet with an internal light? i.e. how should the cabinet flex be connected to the T&E of the lighting system in order to safe and compliant?

Please note that there isn't a recess or similar in the cabinet to hide a connection block.

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

Where is the connection being made?
If it's behind the unit an accessible, there are number of ways that it can be done to comply.
Ideally a flex outlet.

 

[spada01]

Where is the connection being made?
If it's behind the unit an accessible, there are number of ways that it can be done to comply.
Ideally a flex outlet.

Unfortunately it's not behind the unit but just above it so exposed. There's no space behind the cabinet for a connector block or similar

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

It's exposed in what way?
Is the joint not terminated within an accessory?

 

[spada01]

It's basically T&E that goes into a chocbox and that houses a connection block that connects to the cupboard flex. Is this right within the 17th edition? Looks messy apart from anything else having a chocbox sit on top of the cabinet

 

[chivers67]

Have you got a picture?

It will get exposed to damp/steam at the very least and should be protected

 

[PrenticeBoyofDerry]

As mentioned by chivers67, environmental conditions should be considered.
It's not ideal within the bathroom area to have such connections. What zone is the connection in.
Again I would put it in a flexed outlet plate.
On the schedule of inspection. What has been marked in the boxes under "general" in relationship to this circuit/alteration/addition?