I have today changed an outside light (normal on/off type - not security
type). One of the neutral wires was not long enough to reach the choccy
block connector supplied with the fitting so I extended it by a couple of
inches using another single choccy block. Is this OK or will it cause any
problems. I couldn't really rewire the existing nuetral easily as it is
routed under the upstairs floor. The light fitting is an ouside light and
the connections are well protected from the elements with rubber grommets
and seals.

Cheers

John

"John" wrote in message
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I have today changed an outside light (normal on/off type - not security
type). One of the neutral wires was not long enough to reach the choccy
block connector supplied with the fitting so I extended it by a couple of
inches using another single choccy block. Is this OK or will it cause any
problems. I couldn't really rewire the existing nuetral easily as it is
routed under the upstairs floor. The light fitting is an ouside light and
the connections are well protected from the elements with rubber grommets
and seals.

Cheers

John

It is fine.

Adam

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"John" wrote in message
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I have today changed an outside light (normal on/off type - not security
type). One of the neutral wires was not long enough to reach the choccy
block connector supplied with the fitting so I extended it by a couple of
inches using another single choccy block. Is this OK or will it cause any
problems. I couldn't really rewire the existing nuetral easily as it is
routed under the upstairs floor. The light fitting is an ouside light and
the connections are well protected from the elements with rubber grommets
and seals.

Cheers

John

It is fine.

Adam

So long as no one culls the seals

Tony