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  1. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Thanks for the advice everyone.. I just wanted to double check everything before completing.. I know it's a simple task but your help has been appreciated.
  2. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    I agree, but there was no assumption regards isolation.. only what the Electrician had been thinking regards using 3c cable.
  3. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Yes
  4. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Sorry wonder what ? I thought this was the DIY forum and posts where supposed to be helpful? I am not a fully qualified spark, but work in the industry, and have just completed my level 2.. I know how to safely isolate a circuit to be able to work on it.
  5. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    I assume as I was not the electrician ?
  6. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Hi.. Yes safe isolation as always ! I assume they just put 3c and earth there and left it until the fittings arrived then realised they did nit need a core.. So is that still safe?
  7. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Legend.. completely over thought it ! And of course the gland tightens to the cable ! :smile: Doh ! Good tip with the washing line bit! :tearsofjoy:
  8. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    How would you get the cable through to the box?? :( Apologies.. the cable I'm using is 1.5mm black flex.. not standard twin and earth
  9. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Yep.. New Build. I know regards the UV, and the cable may perish.. but its mainly in the shade where it's is going. The plan was to run the cable from the junction box straight into the choc bloc in the new flood.. But its come complete so guess I need to mount it's own junction box to...
  10. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Cheers George
  11. mjtefc9

    Extra LED Flood Light wiring

    Morning, I think I know the answer, but wanted to double check. We already have an LED flood installed outside, and I want to add another. Am I OK to just add the twin and earth to the attached choc bloc and run them of the same switch? Thanks Mark
  12. mjtefc9

    EAL vs City and Guilds £££

    Cheers pal, Like I say I want to gain some knowledge and practical experience, and not necessarily go into being a spark, but would like to do the level three off my own back and have that knowledge and training to be able to do domestic works. So you reckon go with the cheaper of the two...
  13. mjtefc9

    EAL vs City and Guilds £££

    Cheers Pete, thats what the Tutor for the C&G said.. but can't help think that he was pushing for a sale, as he also said I can do the level 3 after it of an evening and them I'm a qualified domestic spark, Ultimately I want to be a project manager, but would do as many qualifications as possible.
  14. mjtefc9

    EAL vs City and Guilds £££

    Afternoon guys, I am a Electrical project buyer, and CAD engineer. I am moving on to estimating and project management and I am enrolling on an Electrical installation diploma 2, to give me some more practical knowledge and confidence. I have been offered the EAL qual for £1295 and the C&G...
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