Chris86
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Have been given the job of changing a bank of office light fittings over to shiny new class 2 jobs. Lights are wired 3 plate from a junction box so that only 1 cable is then taken to the first fitting and then linked to remaining fittings. The junction box takes the form of an 80mm x 80mm adaptable box with 15amp connector block used for terminations. Each cable has been stripped back far enough so that it held by both screws in the connector block (reallt tidy job). There is no incorported strain relief but all incoming cables are very neatly clipped to the surrounding joists. Looking at this set up as a maintenance spark, I am very impressed with how its done and cannot see a problem with it. My fellow spark on the other hand thinks its unacceptable and should be ripped out and replaced with a proper junction box.Can any of the forum members with far more knowledge of these thing than we have, settle the argument and give us your thoughts?Thanks and ATBChris (and his increasing irate fellow spark)