Wiring in bedroom

[Koontz74]

Recently purchased house and am in process of moving in, in one of the bedrooms at the back of the room was a cupboard with leds on top, this wire was connected to a transformer and then into the wall, there is also a fuse socket, I would like to remove this but not sure how, I have also just had a carpet fitted so could be difficult.

 

[SUNRAY]

Recently purchased house and am in process of moving in, in one of the bedrooms at the back of the room was a cupboard with leds on top, this wire was connected to a transformer and then into the wall, there is also a fuse socket, I would like to remove this but not sure how, I have also just had a carpet fitted so could be difficult.

Does that fused switch in the picture switch the lights off?

 

[Koontz74]

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Does that fused switch in the picture switch the lights off?

Does that fused switch in the picture switch the lights off?

The lights didn't work at all, also the other wire that is bare is not live, not sure what that was for?, Sorry if u am not helping but why would you have fused switch just for some LED lights in a cupboard?

 

[SUNRAY]

The



The lights didn't work at all, also the other wire that is bare is not live, not sure what that was for?, Sorry if u am not helping but why would you have fused switch just for some LED lights in a cupboard?

2 reasons (or possiblymore):
1) to be able to switch them on and off
2) to safely connect the thin cable to the ring main.

 

[Taylortwocities]

Let’s see a picture of the wiring behind the fused switch.

Sorry to be critical but the best plan is to do your electrical/plumbing work etc before carpets are fitted. How do you plan to fit the missing skirting board now.?