Down/spot wiring

[Ninety1]

Hello..im new here im in my first year as an adult trainee and with the current situation have been working alot on my own, my work is being checked over by a qualified spark...anyway more to the point..

Im currently doing a house rewire... So far im doing the lighting...ceiling pendants.

Im moving on to the kitchen which is downlights, im taking the power the switch..the kitchen isnt the last room in the circuit...


where does power cable come from for the next room?

Sorry i am still learning
Diagrams would be amazing

Thanks

 

[telectrix]

we don't know OP's actual level of skill and experience, or how well he's being supervised, for all we know, his mentor may check his work evey day or so.

 

[DPG]

we don't know OP's actual level of skill and experience, or how well he's being supervised, for all we know, his mentor may check his work evey day or so.

But if that's the case then he wouldn't need to be asking on here surely?

 

[telectrix]

But if that's the case then he wouldn't need to be asking on here surely?

i would imagine that he may just not be used to looping at switches if he had been usually using the traditional method of looping at the lights.

 

[ipf]

i would imagine that he may just not be used to looping at switches if he had been usually using the traditional method of looping at the lights.

Not much thought needed for that, though, for someone who's taking on a property rewire. It should be the 'overlooker' (electrician) running the rewire, not the 'apprentice'(1st year trainee)

 

[Markyd]

If he's being instructed (daily) why would he need to ask on the forum......it only takes a phone call to the so called sparky that's overseeing the job to ask his advice and to get an immediate answer.......smells like billingsgate to me