Part 1, how to install outdoor lighting.

[lister]

This is just one of the many jems that i come across on a regular basis, (yes even with the invention of part p and its strict policing) i thought i would share with you if only to cheer someone up.

Step 1;
Don't bother wasting time drilling a hole share one that's already there......

then run cable along the Bathroom wall (yes bathroom, with a shower)

extend with a bit of terminal block......(still in bathroom).....

use 4" of cable to go through wall then extend again.....

Don't bother with that centre bit of wire (there's no rcd anyway), try not to worry about the burn marks on the paint job or trip on it as you come down stairs.......

connect via a socket because there always handy, don't worry about fusing or isolating any thing that only takes more time...


securely clip cables to wall...................


extend once more, you only need twin terminal block as you omitted earth a while ago.....



and finally install outside lights.

 

[trev]

Awesome, I particularly liked the fixing method used for the light. They must be very proud.

 

[Silly Sausage]

I love the excessive use of cable clips.

Pics 5 & 6, brilliant!

 

[kathwilcox]

you couldn't make it up! lol

 

[lfcsparkycus]

unbelievable, how can anyone be proud of that!

 

[colshaws]

So you dont think I should use this as my next elecsa assesment:wink5:

 

[slimsim60]

Ah she's a top job there. Might fit one myself, NOT. lol

 

[trev]

Let's all use it Colshaws

 

[lfcsparkycus]

So you dont think I should use this as my next elecsa assesment:wink5:

imagine the look on his face when he walked through the door, go on turn it on it works, have i passed!

 

[Silly Sausage]

At least the bog looks relatively clean!

 

[Knobhead]

Probably pass, they need the money.

 

[whitestu]

I love the excessive use of cable clips.

Well, he obviously wanted to do a proper job!

 

[YoungBart]

The money they saved on getting a proper spark in just went on 1.5mm clips.

 

[Billythekid]

Unbelievable, I hope they didn't pay for that painting! :behead:

 

[kingeri]

Thanks for taking the time to make this guide, I'll put it into practice next week. I've often wondered how to do this properly

 

[Geordie Spark]

Awesome, I particularly liked the fixing method used for the light. They must be very proud.

I was actually. :cowboy::smug:

 

[Geordie Spark]

unbelievable, how can anyone be proud of that!

:broken_heart:

 

[sparks1973]

unbelievable, how can anyone be proud of that!

well, someone will have sat back...after what they will have considered was a `productive day`...feeling much safer at night for that bulkhead....:aureola:

 

[Swicade]

They flicked the switch on and it worked didn't it?....been working that way for years....

 

[kathwilcox]

Looking at the install, light was on permanently! Hope they used an energy saving lamp?

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[cogsey133]

Wow...that's a class job must have cost him a fair bit to do

 

[StuSpiers]

So you dont think I should use this as my next elecsa assesment:wink5:

If you do - prepare for an 'A' grade

 

[drew35]

Are those brown spots on the wall behind the toilet a bit of "over spray" or "pebble dashing"!