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Looks like a good idea to me, frees up a bit of space. Just use push fit Wagos myself tho
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Looks like a good idea to me, frees up a bit of space. Just use push fit Wagos myself tho
Sorry guys - missed the first post of this "Why's that then" - so for both
Just a pet peeve really - the propensity for danger is higher, the use of crappy choc block in a switch enclosure, the increase in fault possibilities, and the fact that switch enclosures (generally) aren't designed to terminate neutral conductors.
I just find it kinda sloppy when there are other, better ways of dealing with the neutral conductor in a lighting circuit.
As I say, really personal preference, just don't think it's good practice to have conductors other than those being switched (and CPC, obviously) in the enclosure.
Well, wago type connectors are fully insulated unlike chocbloc...and Hagar now do a switch with a spare terminal to terminate neutrals.
Good points,we are all entitled to take whatever view we like.....Personally I feel there are huge advantages in looping feeds to switches,with a single cable out to the lights. One or at worst two cables at the light,no joint boxes...all connections accessible...simples.
Sorry guys,
Not wanting to disrupt the chat but just wanted to throw in my request again - - Is there anyone living near London SW8 who would be willing to pop round and help with our problem?
jimbob
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