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cabling for ceiling downlighters
Still struggling with deciding how to update the ceiling lighting.
If I go for low volt downlighters, is it normal for each downlight unit to have its own separate transformer? If so I presume normal 1.0 or 1.5 mm2 cable can be daisy chained to each outlet? & that then gives the flexibility to allow switching between LV & HV units later? Or am I misunderstanding something? Any experiences of fitting & cabling downlighters would be much appreciated. TIA |
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