Hi all

Looking at kitchen wiring details and feeding concealed lights under wall
units.
I will need 3 lighting feeds + loopin + loopout + switch wire.
Are there any neat, multi cable JBs around that will do a better job of this
than the usual round 5 amp type?
Also, is it usual to do the run from the JB (in the loft) to each lighting
point in flex rather than flat T&E - it would seem more appropriate.

Thanks

Phil

On 09/06/10 16:11, TheScullster wrote:
Hi all

Looking at kitchen wiring details and feeding concealed lights under wall
units.
I will need 3 lighting feeds + loopin + loopout + switch wire.
Are there any neat, multi cable JBs around that will do a better job of this
than the usual round 5 amp type?

Hager-Ashley do some nice ones with 4 times 4 way terminals, 4 cable
entries, cable clamps.

Also, is it usual to do the run from the JB (in the loft) to each lighting
point in flex rather than flat T&E - it would seem more appropriate.

Thanks

Phil





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TheScullster wrote:
Hi all

Looking at kitchen wiring details and feeding concealed lights under
wall units. I will need 3 lighting feeds + loopin + loopout + switch
wire. Are there any neat, multi cable JBs around that will do a better
job of this than the usual round 5 amp type? Also, is it usual to do
the run from the JB (in the loft) to each lighting point in flex rather
than flat T&E - it would seem more appropriate.

If using flex, an adaptable box with knockouts and cable glands would look
neater.

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*It is easier to get older than it is to get wiser.

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

On 9 June, 16:11, "TheScullster" wrote:
Hi all

Looking at kitchen wiring details and feeding concealed lights under wall
units.
I will need 3 lighting feeds + loopin + loopout + switch wire.
Are there any neat, multi cable JBs around that will do a better job of this
than the usual round 5 amp type?
Also, is it usual to do the run from the JB (in the loft) to each lighting
point in flex rather than flat T&E - it would seem more appropriate.

Thanks

Phil

You may find that your wall cupboards have a gap behind the back panel
that you can stuff your junction box up. Mine (from Howdens) have a
gap of about an inch, just enough to fit a chocbox (
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/46538/...Blocks/Chocbox
)