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Default wiring a lighting spur

got a guy doing some 'minor' work in conjunction with the neighbour ( they
didnt want to do it themsleves)
weve got a ilghting spur coming off a socket.
according to the Regs
1. can you run 1 /1.5 mm lighting cable clipped to the skirting board?
2. can you put it in trunking along the top of the skirting board ?
replies ASAP please .
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got a guy doing some 'minor' work in conjunction with the neighbour ( they
didnt want to do it themsleves)
weve got a ilghting spur coming off a socket.
according to the Regs
1. can you run 1 /1.5 mm lighting cable clipped to the skirting board?


Yes, providing it's not in a location where it's likely to be
damaged.

2. can you put it in trunking along the top of the skirting board ?


Yes.

replies ASAP please .


There needs to be a fused connection unit (typically with a 5A fuse),
between the 1.5mm cable and the socket, and the socket itself must not
be a spur off a ring circuit.

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Andrew Gabriel

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