Any ideas for a suitable permanamt fitting to attach to the ceiling that allows a pendant to easily plug into it - without needing to use chsock blocks and make new screwholes in the ceiling whing the titting is changed. Obviously the plug on the light fitting would need to be swopped over.
Hager Klik ceiling rose?
Or these, which seem to do a similar job but are much more expensive:
An alternative to Hager Klick is Lewden Maestro.
I may have misunderstood what you want, but wouldn't something like these be the simplest solution?
Google "Plug in ceiling rose"
There are ceiling roses designed for this job.
"Dave Plowman (News)" snipped-for-privacy@davenoise.co.uk> wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@davenoise.co.uk:
Sorry - disnt want a "rose" as such - more of a fitting for multi lamp luminaires that screw onto the ceiling or onto a bracket on the ceiling. Normally use chock blocks but varifocals make that a chore
Is it something like these that you are looking for?
Richard
So what you'd like is some form of plug and socket between house wiring and luminaire? That will fit into the housing at the top of the luminaire? Good luck finding one which is easy to connect to the house wiring. ;-)
Tricky Dicky snipped-for-privacy@sky.com wrote in news:cacf0a51-e762-43b0-bcbf- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:
Ideal just the sort of thing I wanted - 20amps sounds a bit clunky.
At least not fitting it whilst holding a luminaire!
The Lewden Maestro ones will take a suitable sized conduit or rod, as well as flex.
Owain
Be warned, they are pretty large. I bought 4 as an emergency purchase to connect 12V LED lights to as a PSU for a camping trip - only thing I could get hold of immediately. I was surprised when I got them and saw the size.
SteveW
Steve Walker snipped-for-privacy@walker-family.me.uk> wrote in news:r126f5$hbr$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
Yes - possibly industrial, There really should be a 6amp version made.
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