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LOFT LIGHTING

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Hi

I want to add a light to my loft. I thought a strip light with a pull cord switch would be best.

I would be very grateful if someone could post a wiring diagram.

Thanks, Dom.
 
definately use a flurescent strip light,gives off much more light,the switch i would say is your preference
 
domroe said:
I would be very grateful if someone could post a wiring diagram.

Thanks, Dom.

i would be very gratefull if you looked in sticky for reference for a diagram
 
I put a 150 watt halogen floodlight in my loft, with a lead and 13amp plug (fused 3amp), It plugs into a socket installed by the loft hatch downstairs high up on the landing wall.

This way I always have to remember to unplug the loft light, before closing the hatch - a useful safety feature.
 
A door switch worked by the loft hatch would have been much more elegant.....
 
ban-all-sheds said:
A door switch worked by the loft hatch would have been much more elegant.....
you'd never know if it was working . . . :shock: :lol:
 
I use a pull cord switch, cunningly arranged so the cord dangles just above the hatch opening, and I put a conspicuous curtain ring on it so i can switch on/off with the hatch pole hook without needing the ladder.
 
Whats wrong with the good old normal light switch mounted on the loft floor next to the hatch? :lol:
 

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