OK thanks for your help. Kitchen light is a strip with 5 spot lights. The bathroom light fitting would not be able to house the connectors though, I take it they can't go up through the hole either?
Bathroom is exact same situation but with a plastic light instead. actually I think the hole in the ceiling is even smaller in the bathroom. Are there any alternatives to wago that are smaller?
I actually have one of these ring terminal crimps shaped like a C, would it be possible for me to fit this myself or is an electrician required? There is some kind of screw thing attached to the box above the ceiling that I could screw it on to.
I have come across lots of these installations, both in low and high rise blocks and LA housing stock. The conduit is usually well connected to earth, with a nice low reading, but it's best to test it before committing to Class I luminaires.
Basic question, how would you go about attatching a C-shaped ring terminal to the above screw shown in the attached image? Would it be safe to even attempt this?
Okay, I've had a go and I can't get the screw in the pic to screw in any further leaving too much space between the screw head and the point of contact therefore the ring terminal does not fasten in tightly. I think this is because the screw is hitting the upper part of the conduit and there is no more space for it to be screwed in further. Should I simply try another screw?
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