How was taught to wire lighting circuits?

[Guest 004]

When you was taught to wire lighting where was you taught to wire the neutral?

 

[kamkam]

So neutral at light then

Yep. Although I have used N at switch in the past. I'm sure I've seen some light switches with N terminal too.

 

[bugsy]

I can add options for you

Tell me what you want, I dont want another thread started.

Thank you.

Im not suprised!!!

 

[TPES]

Yep, nearly always take N to switch for many reasons.

Another is switches I have installed in a grid that have neon indicators, some of these need a neutral.

 

[Guest 004]

Yep, nearly always take N to switch for many reasons.

Another is switches I have installed in a grid that have neon indicators, some of these need a neutral.

please keep this thread as poll related, if you would like to comment on the original thread then it is here
http://www.electriciansforums.net/electrical-forum-general-electrical-forum/33420-neutrals-switches-29.html#post276851

 

[Paul.M]

At college they showed us both methods but concentrated on looping at the rose. He was an old school lecturer and taught us a lot more than what C&G exams asked of us. Better to be prepared for what happens in the real world for when you come across it and also you now know an alternative for when you need it.