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Discuss Earths twisted up outside of joint boxes. in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Where's the strain relief on those cables!Neat Timbo- Never thought of using a surface box in that way - cheaper than a wiska and tough if a PVC box is used - will defo use that idea if the need arises!View attachment 40234
This is a lead sheathed lighting box, done properlyMade for lead sheathed cables if my memory serve me well.
It's just a JB in the loft!Where's the strain relief on those cables!
Terminate the cpcs in a Suitable JBReading this thread. what do people do with double insulated LED downlighters that do not have an earth connection in them? Lap from Screwfix do them, only bad comment is that.
When I think about it, a daft question. I am going to be replacing a surface mounted light in a kitchen and a bathroom. So i will just have 1 JB replacing the light accessible from the loft and the daisy chain 2 core flex to the three downlighter, using IP65 for the bathroom/wetroom. Should have thought more before posting.Terminate the cpcs in a Suitable JB
What about the earth being present at each point?When I think about it, a daft question. I am going to be replacing a surface mounted light in a kitchen and a bathroom. So i will just have 1 JB replacing the light accessible from the loft and the daisy chain 2 core flex to the three downlighter, using IP65 for the bathroom/wetroom. Should have thought more before posting.
Exactly except I will have 3 flexes into the JB as I am replacing one surface mounted light with three downlighter, or a daisy chain.The earth will be present at the junction box which is adjacent to the downlight. A short length of 2-core flex used to connect to the Class II downlight.
Same principle as the drop cable in a pendant.
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