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Can you overload a lighting circuit

MrJack96
My question is if you’ve got a lighting circuit and you ad addition loads to the circuit will this always trip the breaker if you add too much load on a circuit? 


thanks for your help guys
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    Because there’s lot of insulation in buildings and 1.5 mm is or mechanically sound, which is why you cannot wire emergency lighting in 1.0 mm.


    In most homes the lighting circuits are the the only circuits buried in insulation in the loft.


    Andy B.
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    Because there’s lot of insulation in buildings and 1.5 mm is or mechanically sound, which is why you cannot wire emergency lighting in 1.0 mm.


    In most homes the lighting circuits are the the only circuits buried in insulation in the loft.


    Andy B.
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