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Hi, need help re PIR switch wiring. The switch has 4 terminals L from distribution, N from distribution, another N to load (marked with red arrow in attached image) and L' to load.

My question is - can I leave the 2nd N (red arrow) terminal empty (not wired) given that the load (light) has a Neutral at the ceiling rose.

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you can, as long as the PIR and the light are both fed from the same circuit (MCB/Fuse). also that the neutrals are both from same circuit.
 

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