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I have a question involving 11 X 150w son lamps in a car park, on a practical note and to prevent losing all the lamps going out if one blows and trips the rcd, would it be preferrable to run individual cables to each lamp or a radial circuit with say three or four on each and a slightly larger csa cable? My thinking is the best design would be individual feeds each fed by an rcbo? What would happen in the real world?
 
Two radial and stagger the fittings
Circuit 1 Lamps 1,3,5,7
Circuit 2 Lamps 2,4,6.8.10
Simples
 
so ditch the RCD, daisy chain the lights, fit individual MCBs or fuses at each. better still, go for LED fittings.
 
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