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Electrical Connection Boxes
The upstairs lights in our house are wired such that the cables from the
light fittings and the switches all go back to a central point. This in itself is OK but at this central point all of the neutrals are joined in a single (32A) choc block connector and all of the lives to the switches are the same. The switched live to the lights are individualy connected again with choc blocks. These are all enclosed in a plastic box. I want to change the choc block/plastic box connectors for something more suitable but can't find anything when looking through TLC, CPC etc. I guess there must be some form of box available that has a live and neutral bus (like a consumer unit but without any circuit breakers) so that the individual wires can each have their own connection, and multiple individual connectors. Any pointers would be greatfully received. Andy |
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