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Something like this https://www.mlaccessories.co.uk/product/1879571/screwless-quad-usb-charger-outlet-51a-matt-white-with-white-insert in an empty IP enclosure?

For the benefit of anyone looking for something similar in future i've found this: https://datasheet.eaton.com/datasheet.php?model=216526&locale=en_GB&_lt= Thanks to all for their assistance

Apologies, I'm unfamiliar with this sort of kit. Schneider initially suggested this to me  https://www.se.com/ww/en/product/ZB5AZ105/single-contact-block-with-body-fixing-collar%2C-plastic%2C-screw-clamp-terminal%2C-1-no-%2B-1-nc/ which seemed ideal, but like the product you found the spec...

The LED lamps are 230v. (15 lamps @ 20W) So a 10 amp switch would be good enough but Schneider tell me they don't have the contacts for a key switch capable of switching 300W LED @ 230V so suggested a contactor.

Thanks for your reply but sorry I don't understand. I'm trying to achieve 2 way switching of 230V LED lighting 

I should have mentioned in my original post that I intend to switch about 300W of LED lighting. I've spoken with Schneider about this and they've been very helpful, but they don't have a product like this so they have suggested a switch actuator, a set of contacts and a contactor as they don't...

I can't locate a key lockable switch that is 2 way - they all seem to be just double pole. I want to put one in an IP66 1 gang enclosure and wire it 2 way with an indoor switch for some exterior lighting Is the only solution to use a standard 2 way switch in a lockable enclosure? (not quite...

I've been following their videos from the start - great entertainment!

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As you have Prime have a look at Knives Out - an enjoyable Whodunnit.

I need to wire a floodlight controlled by an external PIR and a wireless switch in parallel. I wanted to use a Quinetic switch or fob as they don't need a battery. Problem is they are retractive and so it won't be obvious when the floodlight is on whether that is because the sensor has been...

Looks like there is a RCBO there already.

That looks ideal Dave - much obliged!

I need to replace the LED driver below (from an illuminated mirror cabinet). I've been unable to locate an original replacement part. I assume from the markings (CC) it's constant current and i'm also assuming from the voltage range specified that LEDs it runs must be 24V What are the...

Depending on how many you envisage using in the future this might be worth investing in: 6 X RCBOs at about £20, plus the other spares you can rip out... https://www.fastlec.co.uk/mk-sentry-10w-consumer-unit-with-6-rcbos

Is this what you mean https://www.signify.com/en-gb/our-company/news/press-release-archive/2016/20160307-philips-launches-first-direct-led-replacement-range-for-cfl-based-downlights-with-60-per-cent-energy-savings if so this page suggests its a straight forward swap......

Yep SBS Trade Sales RCBOs are double pole.

No boards do not need to be metal which is why I intend to use insulated for the upfront RCD.  Metal for the switch fuse as I prefer this to terminate SWA into. Metal for CU as I like to use SBS boards and RCBOs

I need to install to a remote building approx 3m away. The supply at the main building is TT The main building is NOT a dwelling. Is this a sensible design? Henley Block --> PVC Tails --> Insulated enclosure with 100mA S type RCD --> PVC Tails --> Metal switch fuse --> SWA...