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Hi ,

A quick question about wiring downlighters. I am wiring college rooms, it is on price, so its kind of a rush job. There are 3 downlighters all about a meter from each other in the ceiling. The way the contractor wants it done, is loop in, loop out, meaning 3 choc boxes and connector blocks. Another way a spark showed me on site that is much quicker. is just taking all 3 downlighters to one choc box with a connector block. Can it be done this way ? Is it up to standard or a bodge job ?
 
Hi ,

A quick question about wiring downlighters. I am wiring college rooms, it is on price, so its kind of a rush job. There are 3 downlighters all about a meter from each other in the ceiling. The way the contractor wants it done, is loop in, loop out, meaning 3 choc boxes and connector blocks. Another way a spark showed me on site that is much quicker. is just taking all 3 downlighters to one choc box with a connector block. Can it be done this way ? Is it up to standard or a bodge job ?
Rather than post here just get on with it then, I would have connected them all by now LOL
 
It is a rectangular small plastic box that you use to for connections. The connector block fit in it , all the connections in the block is in the box. It makes it safe and protects the connections. You close the lid with a little screw supplied. Maybe you know it by a different name ?
 
Wagobox ? The contractor is supplying the materials. I cannot make up my own specifications as I go along. He supplied us with choc boxes and that is what is to be used. 6 replies and not one answer the question in any sensible way. Have you boys been in the beers ? Shall I post again on Monday ?
 
It is a rectangular small plastic box that you use to for connections. The connector block fit in it , all the connections in the block is in the box. It makes it safe and protects the connections. You close the lid with a little screw supplied. Maybe you know it by a different name ?
Like junction box
 
I thought they were DIY bits of kit, we use wago boxes or Jbs usually, those things are horrible to use, I wouldn't use them myself, little 5 amp connector blocks inside and too many bits to screw in like cable clamps etc, yuk
 
I know they are time consuming and very fiddly to use. But that is the way they want it done,it is probably the cheapest method. That is why I want to use as few of them as possible. So, can I connect all the lights into one ? They all work from the same switch. Or is it loop in, loop out ?
 

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