Light switch backbox

[DNG]

Does anyone know of a cavity wall light switch backbox, that houses possibly or hopefully at least 6 loop in terminals.

 

[DNG]

Can I dng edit this thread. I think I should have said partition wall and not cavity wall.

 

[telectrix]

standard dry lining box. can't understand what you mean. a partition wall can be solid brick or concrete

 

[DNG]

Sorry for confusion, but what I mean is a wall built up with wooden battens and plaster board nailed to the battens, thus giving you a cavity behind the wall. Afraid I don't know the correct name for this type of wall since I have not worked in the construction industry.

 

[High Tower]

47mm dry lining box, plenty of room!!

 

[ExArmy]

Sorry for confusion, but what I mean is a wall built up with wooden battons and plaster board nailed to the battons, thus giving you a cavity behind the wall. Afraid I don't know the correct name for this type of wall since I have not worked in the construction industry.

thats a stud wall btw, and as said 47mm dry lining box will give you loads of room

 

[telectrix]

and use wagos for all the connections that don't terminate in the switch itself. simplesss.

 

[Rauer]

Are those wagos any good? Haven't had the pleasure yet! In tight spaces I'm a bit of a fan of crimping in the back of the box!

 

[DurhamSparky]

wagos are the next best thing!!

 

[High Tower]

Wagos are brilliant especially on solid conductors!!

 

[redcbr]

DEfinately go for use wago's or line push in connectors. Line slightly cheaper.