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Electricalserv
With so many cables in a backbox there is certainly a more likelihood of damage to one of them cables. Especially in regards to screwing the faceplate on.
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It's closed, case dismissed, the prosecution failed to turn up!
Isn't there an argument for both systems depending on the application?
Isn't there an argument for both systems depending on the application?
I don't like neutrals at switches if they are not needed, and you will have to block it, which I totally disagree with.
Why do you disagree with it? most connections are within a screw terminal of some sort or other, thats all a block is
that is just pants, and why I would not do it
personnaly neutral at switch because im fed up of going round to my brothers every time he buys new lights and they wont switch cuz the dope has bundled everything that is brown in the same block and i have to sort it out.
ok lets go to bigger switches, and by that I mean 4, 5 ,6 gangs and upwards, and you had maybe 5,6 feeds at the one switch, its going to look pretty ugly, and what would you think if you took the switch off and 7 connector blocks sprung out at you!
ok lets go to bigger switches, and by that I mean 4, 5 ,6 gangs and upwards, and you had maybe 5,6 feeds at the one switch, its going to look pretty ugly, and what would you think if you took the switch off and 7 connector blocks sprung out at you!
Yep, agree with you but generally I think the post was directed at normal run of the mill rewire.
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