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Robo

My light in garage has stopped working. the other light has 230 v supply tested. when i test the voltage at the sw side of ceiling rose feeding light it only has 20v.

Any1 shed any light on this and would it stop the light working??

thanks
 
Thanks mate. I will check the neural connections. Out of curiosity at what sort of voltage would a ligt stop working?
 

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