Will you please eff off as you are a total plantpot. I wonder if he will make a new years resolution and eff off for good.
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Irish wiring regulations
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So what you are asking us to believe is that every light fitting in a UK home is individually fused at the consumer unit, as in a radial circuit?
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Perhaps your new year resolution might be to only post informative, relevant and accurate information. It will save you a deal of typing...
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Radial circuits can feed more than one point.
Owain
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Or even ^C and ^V
Owain
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A radial circuit does not have to be limited to one device. UK lighting is a number of radial circuits (often two, one for upstairs and one for downstairs) each of which has a number of lights connected to it. It is sometimes mistakenly called a lighting ring but it lacks the single attribute which would make it a ring circuit
- the end does not come back to join the start as it does with the power ring circuit.
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Will you please eff off as you are a total plantpot.
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No, what he is saying is that there is only a single wire coming from the consumer unit, not two, as in a ring.
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Yep. A number sockets supplying x number of rooms on one circuit.
Mine does. And many others I have seen around too. Fans are now taken off the lighting circuit, so a ring maybe installed. Many of these lighting circuits have lots of downlighters, etc, which loads it all up, so they take the end back to the CU making the ring.
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Try *10*, about one for every large room and a few more for smaller rooms and corridors..IIRC you are limited to a certain amount of sockets per spur...
each of which has a number of lights
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You hang around bodgers in this country too, then.
Or perhaps the regulations should be re-written to cope with your weird ideas.
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Read the post again!
Dave
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You were mistaken. Maybe you don't know what a ring is?
Which would be pointess, as the conductors are in any case rated at 2-3 times the protective device.
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You assume too much given dribble's electrical 'knowledge' He's avidly reading the 'nail for fuse' thread...
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Will you please eff off as you a total plantpot.
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You must eff off as you are a total plantpot.
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You need to hit your head firmly - your needle has stuck.
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You need to eff off. This is for your own good.