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![]() "Frisket" wrote in message ... "David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message ... Hi, just a quickie. Should lighting circuits be on a ring like power circuits? TIA Dave R Hi Dave, Lighting circuits are normally run as radials - the 10m of cable saved per house means we get to wire 1 in 100 for free!! (nothing to stop you running them in a ring if you like tho') Richard. Thanks everyone. As far as I know the circuits I have seen have been radials. However the reasons for running power in a ring might be equally valid for lighting. This thought prompted by previous thread about how many lights you could have per circuit. I assume with a ring you could have more lights, in the same way as a power ring can have a higher rating in the consumer unit that a power radial. About to split off one set of lights onto a new circuit and doing it as a ring seems as easy as doing a radial (just run two wires up to the loft together). Cheers Dave R |
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