I want to install a wall light with the switch directly below it, on
the wall in my kitchen. I have not yet bought the light. The cable
will come down from the ceiling to the light and then to the switch.
It seems sensible to run the cable straight down to to the switch and
break the neutral and earth out of the cable where the light will go.
Is this OK? Is it a good idea to use a box at the site of the light?
What sort?

Thanks

Peter Scott wrote:
I want to install a wall light with the switch directly below it, on
the wall in my kitchen. I have not yet bought the light. The cable
will come down from the ceiling to the light and then to the switch.
It seems sensible to run the cable straight down to to the switch and
break the neutral and earth out of the cable where the light will go.
Is this OK? Is it a good idea to use a box at the site of the light?
What sort?

Thanks

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/AP119.html

depending on the light you want to buy and if you want to do any plastering.

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Adam

On May 28, 1:16*pm, Peter Scott wrote:
I want to install a wall light with the switch directly below it, on
the wall in my kitchen. *I have not yet bought the light. *The cable
will come down from the ceiling to the light and then to the switch.
It seems sensible to run the cable straight down to to the switch and
break the neutral and earth out of the cable where the light will go.
Is this OK? *Is it a good idea to use a box at the site of the light?
What sort?

Thanks

why not