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I bought a new ceiling light that has 3 bulb sockets. It has 2 silver wires which are twisted together and there's a single blue/silver wire.
My ceiling has the standard single black and white wires. Would the 2 silver wires attach the black wire?
Thanks for your help!
 
unfortunately, this is a UK based forum and we use different colours over here.

Saying that, simple lights don't mind which way round they are connected.
A photo of the wiring would help though. 3 bulb sockets would equate to 3 pairs of wires
 

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