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I replaced a standard light pendant and although everything works I am
slightly confused about the light circuit. The celing rose consists of three separate cables (one double core, the other two both single core). One of the double core cables goes to the live junction in the ceiling rose the other to the earth connection. Both single core cables (twisted together) go to one of the neutral junction terminals (nothing goes into the loop section of the ceiling rose). The only idea I came up with is that the neutral loops round all the ceiling roses and the same thing happens on the live side in the switches (which in the room where I replaced the pendant also has three separate wires going into the switch). So I have a ring lighting circuit? But again I am not sure so any suggestions are welcome Thanks Nick |
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