Feed from isolator?

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johnston1991

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helloo

just a quick one again sorry..

iv been asked by family if they can take the feed from an extractor fan isolator switch for an outside light..

to look somthig like this..

outsidelight.jpg


i wasnt sure if this was allowed so just thought id check

thanksss:D

 
You can extend a circuit almost from any point in that circuit.

I personally would mark the cables to show it feeds the light and do the required testing etc. Making sure the circiut was RCD protected.

It is a safe way to connect to a circuit because you have access for maintenance and if need be repair. Although not required for extra safety you could use a switched fused spur as the outside light switch so have a built in isolator for that circuit.

 
hi thanks for a quick reply am going from the isolator because its the easiest acces point for installtion save having upstairs boards up ect..

good for maintenance to :D , and ye good point cheers :D

 
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