L Plate
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Hello there again,
I've done my drawings for my exam next week please check if I am doing right ( the connection )
picture 1 > installing a PVC/SWA cable ( 2 core ) between the switch fuse and the consumer unit ( I know the connection from the switch fuse will be the Blue connected to neutral block and the "N" from the switch to neutral block and the brown one straight to "L" terminal in the switch ... I hope I'm right , but the trouble is I am not sure where to connect the one in the consumer unit ,,, but i will try to explain and please correct me if I'm wrong )
the brown cable to "L" in the mcb , the blue cable to the neutral block and link the "L" to label 20A for my radial and 6A for my lighting ...
picture 2 > installing radial circuit consisting of 3x13Atwin socket outlets with a single socket spur protected by a 20A BSEN circuit breaker.
picture 3> installing a lighting circuit controlled by 2xtwo-way switches wired in a single core PVC insulated cable enclosed in PVC conduit..
thanks again for your help
I've done my drawings for my exam next week please check if I am doing right ( the connection )
picture 1 > installing a PVC/SWA cable ( 2 core ) between the switch fuse and the consumer unit ( I know the connection from the switch fuse will be the Blue connected to neutral block and the "N" from the switch to neutral block and the brown one straight to "L" terminal in the switch ... I hope I'm right , but the trouble is I am not sure where to connect the one in the consumer unit ,,, but i will try to explain and please correct me if I'm wrong )
the brown cable to "L" in the mcb , the blue cable to the neutral block and link the "L" to label 20A for my radial and 6A for my lighting ...
picture 2 > installing radial circuit consisting of 3x13Atwin socket outlets with a single socket spur protected by a 20A BSEN circuit breaker.
picture 3> installing a lighting circuit controlled by 2xtwo-way switches wired in a single core PVC insulated cable enclosed in PVC conduit..
thanks again for your help