I usually use the 62606 with the RCD/OCPD type because it can be both.
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Yes the neutrals will be connected together in the same terminal and the earth joined in a 2screw earth connector just behind the switch.
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Not usually easy to get to the thermal fuse as they are often fitted under the windings. Easier to replace the transformer with a suitable new...
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Thanks, turned out the earth wasn’t connected to the socket, probably hadn’t been for years…….
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Thanks for you replies. It sounds like this is not a 18th Edition issue. So I've attached photos. The ringmain is cct 2 on the CU and lighting is...
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Time for an update on this. I see I've had a couple of recent replies that I don't recall getting notifications for, so thanks for those.
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Just to complete the picture this was found on the other side of the room. Outside light supply tapped off a socket cable via connector blocks...
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Not sure what you mean by pre-IP? as IP guidance was introduced long before 12v halogen downlights became 'fashionable'.
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The symbol is from IEC 60417-5172-2003-02 and as far as I know showing the symbol is not mandatory (and I seem to recall that is stated in the 5th...
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Mine is a Telequipment D75 from the 1970s. Still working spot on. Proper dual beam as well and very high EHT for really bright traces.
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Com is short for Common, sometime just C, or in the case of your old switch , L1
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Firstly thanks for replying to my question and I do appreciate. To answer your question. I’m a little bit alright with ohms law but besides...
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