1 switch, 2 fluorescent fittings in shed

[PHS]

Just a quick one.
And I right in thinking I would take N/E from CU in shed to first fitting, take L from CU (with an E from fitting) all the way to switch, run switch L back to fitting and then just Dasiy L/N/E to next fitting?
not a lot of info on the web and didn't cover fluorescent fittings in the course.
Thanks in advance

 

[PHS]

Ps clarify whether you means Singles (single insulated) or double pvc singles??

Individual brown, blue and earth cables

 

[shagbite]

explain please....was this a short course you did?:biggrin:

uh oh!

 

[Plonker 3]

Did I read it correctly, in your other thread. You gave up your job as a mate due to illness, yet now think you are capable of being a electrician?

 

[Darkwood]

Well you need to have mechanical protection for cables throughout e.g. plastic conduit probably most suitable for you if you decide to stick with singles...

 

[GLENNSPARK]

uh oh!

i just wanted to get a bit of the background....
i wasn`t going to start...

 

[PHS]

Did I read it correctly, in your other thread. You gave up your job as a mate due to illness, yet now think you are capable of being a electrician?

You never met my boss, slave driver lol.
I had a shoulder operation and can't work at the speed he desires any more and to be honest, the money was crap and it stopped me doing my private work with his continuing rise in work hours

 

[PHS]

Well you need to have mechanical protection for cables throughout e.g. plastic conduit probably most suitable for you if you decide to stick with singles...

All shed is done in 20mm white conduit for whole job

thanks

 

[Plonker 3]

So are you a mate or do you have the relevant qualifications to be a electrician?

 

[PHS]

i just wanted to get a bit of the background....
i wasn`t going to start...

Yes it was a 4 week course.

 

[Amp David]

HaHa, what do you reckon

 

[GLENNSPARK]

Yes it was a 4 week course.

hmm...to do...to do...
OK, well whats done is done...
never mind that now.....ask away (as long as its sensible)....

 

[Plonker 3]

Yes it was a 4 week course.

Do you not think he kept you on as a mate for a reason?

 

[PHS]

So are you a mate or do you have the relevant qualifications to be a electrician?

I was with him for 3 years and it was getting to the stage where I realized he was just never gonna show me any more. He liked to do a lot if the stuff I wanted to know himself as he was a little ---- about things

 

[Darkwood]

I fear you on for an onslaught of ridicule here and even though as you say you haven't been too good a lately you are asking the fundamentals -'first year' basics the more we ask the larger the hole seems to get... pls don't tell us you went on one of these get qualified quick wonder courses they are totally mis-sold and leave the graduates ill prepared...you should be looking at 3yrs training with experience to boot... The domestic installer you hold isn't worth the paper its written on and try not to take offence but the level of questioning here would be expected from a DIY enthusiast not someone holding PART P.

Apologise if im blunt but you really need a reality check here .... it could stop you spending yrs of little work and struggling, the only silver lining here is if you totally dedicated and a fast learner that way you can burn you spare time off studying and learning your trade, but you really need a on-site competent well experienced boss/mate to help you pick up the basics and give you the experience and confidence you need.

 

[shagbite]

hmm...to do...to do...
OK, well whats done is done...
never mind that now.....ask away (as long as its sensible)....

very restrained glenn. but i get the feeling your clenching your fists, as we speak.