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Midwest, I have replied to your post with a link to the type of led they are. I don't know what you mean by how they are switched ( not on a dimmer if that's what you mean ) . Also I am trying to reply by quoting in responses but when I do I can't see the option of posting the reply so have to just reply at the end of the posts.
Thankyou to each and every one of you for your input.
My thinking, it’s a bit of a long shot, is if you have too many LED fittings control by one switch, the momentary high inrush current can trip an MCB. I think you’ve mentioned the mcb tripping when the lights are off?
Using nails as cable clips, is a bit unconventional, blow back to the past!
You should allow your installer a chance to rectify things. That’s what his Scheme will expect, before investigating anything, if they do at all. Building Control will not carry out any inspection, but might refer you to trading standards.
In the first instance, see what your installer suggests on rectifying theses faults.