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Thanks shakey for the explanation, does this mean selv on rcd is a must also, for the cable's protection? only if using a pull switch then no cables will be in the wall (less than 50mm) so am still a little confused to why rcd is needed for bathroom selv lighting
(or maybe i'm just having an elderly moment lol):eek:

hey old fella:p

apart from the requirements for cables buried less than 5 cm, there is a requirement that all circuits in the bathrom are on an RCD
 

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