Hi all,

I'm rewiring part of my lounge light circuit to include six small
lights which will be switched on and off in two's by the switches on a
three-gang switch. I've never done lighting before, but here's what I
propose after a good read of Collins.

Use three junction boxes, one per pair of lights. Each box to have a
cable to the switch and two more cables, one to each light. Permanent
mains to be daisy chained through the three boxes.

Is there a limit to the number or lights that should come off one
junction box? Is it better to use one box per light? I ask as I plan
to extend the kitchen circuit to three fittings, all quite near, and it
seems that one box could do it for all three.

Antony