Hello,
I am looking at adding one new socket to my garage and two wall lights. I have a plan of attack and would like the advice of the professionals if at all possible ?.
There is an existing socket in the garage which is part of the ground floor socket ring circuit. The existing ring circuit utilises 2.5mm twin and earth and is RCD protected and fed from a 32 amp breaker.
I hope to spur off the existing socket to a 13amp switch . From the switch I will feed (with 2.5mm T and E) to a double socket. I will then spur off the new socket to a bulk head light and then spur of that light to another bulk head light.
I appreciate that the socket will only work when the 13amp switch is activated and in turn both lights will be on when there is power to my new socket, ie its all or nothing, if the new socket has power to it the lights will be on and if there lights are off there will be no power to the new socket.
Its a domestic garage and my cable will be offered some protection in the form of PVC conduit.
I have drawn a diagram to try and explain a little bit more.
I am looking at adding one new socket to my garage and two wall lights. I have a plan of attack and would like the advice of the professionals if at all possible ?.
There is an existing socket in the garage which is part of the ground floor socket ring circuit. The existing ring circuit utilises 2.5mm twin and earth and is RCD protected and fed from a 32 amp breaker.
I hope to spur off the existing socket to a 13amp switch . From the switch I will feed (with 2.5mm T and E) to a double socket. I will then spur off the new socket to a bulk head light and then spur of that light to another bulk head light.
I appreciate that the socket will only work when the 13amp switch is activated and in turn both lights will be on when there is power to my new socket, ie its all or nothing, if the new socket has power to it the lights will be on and if there lights are off there will be no power to the new socket.
Its a domestic garage and my cable will be offered some protection in the form of PVC conduit.
I have drawn a diagram to try and explain a little bit more.