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?
One situation where BS546 sockets are still preferred is theatre lighting. Each lighting circuit is individually fused, so we don't want an extra fuse in a plug blowing and complicating matters. It is unlikely that one would want to plug a theatre spotlight into an ordinary 13 A socket.
Don't you believe it. I've made up a 'special' plug lead combination to PAT the PAR cans, floods and spots, as well as the various extention leads for our amdram lighting set up.
One situation where BS546 sockets are still preferred is theatre lighting. Each lighting circuit is individually fused, so we don't want an extra fuse in a plug blowing and complicating matters. It is unlikely that one would want to plug a theatre spotlight into an ordinary 13 A socket.
Don't you believe it. I've made up a 'special' plug lead combination to PAT the PAR cans, floods and spots, as well as the various extention leads for our amdram lighting set up.
