I know people will say search but already have and can't seem to get a direct answer and a lot of posts are old, so just from anyone who's done it recent
I've seen people mention they only ask for one cable at light fitting for the intermediate lighting circuit, so this would mean feeding the switch? (Have seen the big dispute about neutrals at switches, but it's quite common at work when we have a lot of spots)
Safe isolation, people mention about proving your testers would this mean they provide a proving unit or will there be a known live source to prove on?
Also have seen people mention it's an open book exam, so when testing does this mean I could an OSG of GN3 in front of me to assist with testing? as not so confident in testing just yet
Also do you have to draw circuit diagrams before you begin install wouldn't be a problem just wondering
I've seen people mention they only ask for one cable at light fitting for the intermediate lighting circuit, so this would mean feeding the switch? (Have seen the big dispute about neutrals at switches, but it's quite common at work when we have a lot of spots)
Safe isolation, people mention about proving your testers would this mean they provide a proving unit or will there be a known live source to prove on?
Also have seen people mention it's an open book exam, so when testing does this mean I could an OSG of GN3 in front of me to assist with testing? as not so confident in testing just yet
Also do you have to draw circuit diagrams before you begin install wouldn't be a problem just wondering
