Discuss Lighting circuit from ring main in the Lighting Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

Used to be done everywhere in schools many years ago: each classroom had its lighting off the ring through a fused spur.

I agree,its a simple and very often used means of providing a lighting circuit from a power circuit in sheds and Garages etc,

How are these insurance people ever going to determine when and by who this work was done if you didn't tell them,it seems to be a fuss over a non issue :)
 

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