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    New Extension Lighting Problems

    Postby francomac » Fri Dec 30, 2011 10:43 pm

    Hi guys looking for abit of help here. Im currently building a side extension onto my house. Just got to the stage of wiring up the lighting circuit. Im using a wylex 6a type B breaker with 2 core 1.5mm cabling.

    Ive wired up the lights to a 4 terminal 20A junction box.Which I'm sending down to switch back up and into light. The lighting circuit itself is around 15-20 metres long. Heres the problem i have when connect into the board the 6a breaker keeps tripping. So i started fault finding and the wife was getting kinda pissed with the power on power off scenario so i connected the lights to some cabling and a plug and plugged the lights in temporary. When i did this the lights worked perfectly. circuit was complete and fine. So i went back to the board took my tails out of the 6a breaker and inserted into the spare 32a breaker i have in my board and again the lights worked perfectly.

    To test if it was the new 6a breaker that was faulty i disconnected an existing light circuit that i know the breaker is working fine and still the breaker tripped.

    In my circuit is only four lights and four switches so i can't see why the 6a breaker should be tripping.

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated as I'm totally bamboozled.

    Cheers

    Frank
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    Re: New Extension Lighting Problems

    Postby BLAKEY1963 » Sat Dec 31, 2011 10:26 pm

    FRANK
    i think you should get in a electrician to advise you on site

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