Came across this today, these are the connections in a light fitting with a nice bit of brown sleeving on the neutral. It must have been a Monday morning!
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LIVE conductor, Doody, not LINE.
I was contemplating if it was line or live...LIVE conductor, Doody, not LINE.
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