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Checked Zs today well under (and will be on an RCD anyway.)

This has turned out to be a very expensive light fitting, did try and suggest we try 'C' type first but customer is set on going straight for 'D' type as per fitting instructions:

Cost of light fitting (prob around £200 'ish? does look rather nice)

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Split tails (right pain in the butt as incomer is about 6m away and they come into the existing CU from behind) / mini cu / move lighting circuit across / test = £250+vat

Oh well not moaning another job for the list :rolleyes2:
 

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