Light brown as the OP calls itRed?
Light brown as the OP calls itRed?
Thats what it is.Light brown as the OP calls it
That magically becomes red at the switch.Thats what it is.
No red at switch either.That magically becomes red at the switch.
They're all conductors underneathNo red at switch either.
Yep, you've lost me.They're all conductors underneath
That's concerning as you are a professional sparkieYep, you've lost me.
Not really concerning you talking in riddles, there is no red wireThat's concerning as you are a professional sparkie
There is no red conductor.Not really concerning you talking in riddles, there is no red wire![]()
There is no red conductor.


There always were 2 connected lights, I just updated them. At no time have I made any changes to the switch wiring.The scond set at the light fitting presumably supply the second light. You can park the spare conductors in a three way choc bloc, just test for live first to be on the safe side.
It must be safer to put them in a wago or a choc box, even though they appear to have been snipped.There always were 2 connected lights, I just updated them. At no time have I made any changes to the switch wiring.
Happy to safely connect those 3 random wires to a block if you advise it.
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