Changed some light fittings today, like for like, in a house perhaps 5 years old.
Strange wiring in the ceiling roses. I'd expect;
2 x blacks + neutral to lamp. 3 x reds joined. 1 x black with red sleeve + live to lamp.They were wired;
2 x blacks + neutral to lamp. 2 x red + 1 x black joined. 1 x red + live to lamp.So in other words, the switch cable was the opposite way around from the usual.
Thought it was a mistake at first, but all the lights upstairs & down were wired that way. It was a particularly neat & tidy job as well - workmanlike (lovely word) describes it, obviously deliberate. Customer has had the house from new, no work on lights since they moved in.
Obviously this way of wiring works, but;
Is it in accordance with the regulations and why would it be wired that way?