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Numerous Lights from one switch

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Hi All I was wondering if using the attached diagram would this be a good design for switching on numerous number of lights in one switch. I assume it is in some form of daisy chain. Its the one that I have rung?.Jimmy

Required Lighting Circuit for one switch operation to light 12 lights at once.pdf
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    I remember about two-three years ago, repairing and installing three eight point chanderliers albeit over two circuits. They had 40W tungsten candle lamps (320W per chandelier) I changed them for 3W LEDs. No problems as yet.

    As far as Building control goes. I can only see a minimum lighting requirement. It could be a requirement generated by local Risk assessments. I think some BCOs get over zealous about interpreting the rules.

    Legh
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    I remember about two-three years ago, repairing and installing three eight point chanderliers albeit over two circuits. They had 40W tungsten candle lamps (320W per chandelier) I changed them for 3W LEDs. No problems as yet.

    As far as Building control goes. I can only see a minimum lighting requirement. It could be a requirement generated by local Risk assessments. I think some BCOs get over zealous about interpreting the rules.

    Legh
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