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Hi chaps,

I'm wanting to add a couple of wall lights in my dining room, which currently only has a single pendant which is wired through a junction box some where, now do wall lights require a neutral? If so what's the easiest way to get a neutral to switch? I know I will have to swap the current 1 gang switch for a 2 gang switch obv. Thanks.
 
Stating facts. Get things done properly.
Forgetfulness is one thing ...but a light without a neutral???

Yes, I never worded the op correctly nor did I state exactly what my intension are and openly held my hands up and admitted to, as for the no neutral thing, I explained above, i was thinking about neutral at the switch why I was thinking that, well I can't even answer that myself apart from having the biggest blonde moment ever, we are all human at the end of the day and all make mistakes, no one's perfect, not having a dig at you at all but it's people like you that knock people's confidence, seen it alot on sites especially with apprentices, not trying to cause an argument with you, I'm not a "keyboard warrior" lol but on he other hand I can see why you said it
 
Yes, I never worded the op correctly nor did I state exactly what my intension are and openly held my hands up and admitted to, as for the no neutral thing, I explained above, i was thinking about neutral at the switch why I was thinking that, well I can't even answer that myself apart from having the biggest blonde moment ever, we are all human at the end of the day and all make mistakes, no one's perfect, not having a dig at you at all but it's people like you that knock people's confidence, seen it alot on sites especially with apprentices, not trying to cause an argument with you, I'm not a "keyboard warrior" lol but on he other hand I can see why you said it
Fair enough, to some extent it's frustration with the standards we come across, especially on here, but don't get the wrong idea...lost count of the number of people/learners/apprentices I've helped, 'hands on' in the past. 'People like me' have put an awful lot more into this industry than most will ever do, believe me.
 
Fair enough, to some extent it's frustration with the standards we come across, especially on here, but don't get the wrong idea...lost count of the number of people/learners/apprentices I've helped, 'hands on' in the past. 'People like me' have put an awful lot more into this industry than most will ever do, believe me.

I totally get where your coming from, honestly the amount of bodge it and scarper jobs I've come across in the past is shocking, I've made my self sound like an absolute novice that doesn't have a clue what he's doing lol but I'm quite the opposite, i didnt mean that you don't help people I believe you when say you do, I just meant by speaking your thoughts can potentially knock alot of people that are weak minded,i have seen people driven to depression and suicide because of it, sad I know, most of you lads on here are good guys which is why I posted on here.
 
Dont forget any additions to cicuits require an RCD ....if the lighting circuit does not have one it will need one fitting....which will mean a Minor works cert and a bit of testing
 

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