Anybody alse a little 4nal like me and uses sleeve to 'harmonise' old cables in switches such as when adding a 2-way to an existing light switch?
Only if you can sleeve the other end too otherwise no, I'll leave them as they were intended to be.
Anybody alse a little 4nal like me and uses sleeve to 'harmonise' old cables in switches such as when adding a 2-way to an existing light switch?
i did say we dont want to go there againWhich book says it shouldn't be done like this?you are being trained to do it by the book at college then have to learn this method
Even better idea - use pre-harmonised cable for additions if you can.Anybody alse a little 4nal like me and uses sleeve to 'harmonise' old cables in switches such as when adding a 2-way to an existing light switch?
Only if you can sleeve the other end too otherwise no, I'll leave them as they were intended to be.
Which means by wiring it at the switch tells the person using the switch that when the switch is in the "OFF" position there is no power at the light,
This tells me three things:go to the librery and look on the shelf any book with a lighting diagram
see if you can find one showing neutrals in connector blocks in switches
oh just picked one up at random
BASIC electrical installation work
by trevor linsley
if you want any more let me know
brian scadden perhaps
that post was not for you mate we seem to have run out of sincoh i wasnt arguing pal, just looking for advice
lol i didnt read the post abovethat post was not for you mate we seem to have run out of sincoh i wasnt arguing pal, just looking for advice
sorry
The part where you start up with your ignorant dinosaur prejudice against anything different from what you were taught, and start trying to infect new learners with your closed-minded "we cannot do it differently because it has always been done this way and it has always been done this way because we never do anything different" mantra, and then try to avoid being held to account for your appalling attitude by saying "I don't want to go there again".you don't know me witch part of we don't want to go there again
do you have a problem understanding
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