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Wiring a replacement PIR lamp with permanent live.
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<blockquote data-quote="Alex A" data-source="post: 561696" data-attributes="member: 38544"><p>I wish to replace a PIR lamp which has failed. When removing the old lamp, there were five wires 2 live, 2 neutral and an earth. However the two lives were connected outside the lamp terminals. Is this safe and, if so, how should the two neutrals be connected ?</p><p></p><p>Thanks. </p><p>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alex A, post: 561696, member: 38544"] I wish to replace a PIR lamp which has failed. When removing the old lamp, there were five wires 2 live, 2 neutral and an earth. However the two lives were connected outside the lamp terminals. Is this safe and, if so, how should the two neutrals be connected ? Thanks. . [/QUOTE]
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