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The T&E going out the bottom will be a switch drop. The red-sleeved black conductor is the switched live. The Wago links this to the (red conductor of the) T&E going up from the top of the DB, to the light.
Trainee question & probably a silly question but can you explain by any chance what is happening there with the Wago connectors? not sure I have seen that method before in a CU.
Certainly mate, because the CU was in a position almost central between the 2 x 2 way light switches I ran a 3 core and cpc to each switch back to the CU and the same with the T&E looping to the 4 lights. So at the board you connect one 2 way common to the MCB, the other common to the lights line conductor then the 2 x 'L1s' and 'L2s' simply connect together in the CU , it's an old method often used with junction boxes - I hope it makes sense !
First one ever !
It is part of what they call Cargo a conglomeration of containers in Bristol docks and most of the units wanted this look for the industrial connotations. It did give me a wry smile when some younger sparks started in a three container concern in galv. and could not complete it as they just could not do it. i.e. they could not feed their wires due to using 90 degree bends and trying to pull too many wires in instead of bending all their corners, so they advised the client they would have to do it in plastic conduit instead.
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