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Simple batten lighting diagram

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Can somebody point me in the direction of a SIMPLE batten lighting diagram where

a) its in a divided outbuilding

b) its a radial circuit 

c) from the consumer unit (In the Outbuilding) , room 1 has 1 switch and 1 batten LED light

d) continuing from room 1, room 2 has 1 switch for 2 batten LED lights

e) both rooms/switches need to be totally independent of each other as there are 2 separate entry points.

 

Thanks in Advance.

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    It is common to duplicate the wiring that would be in a ceiling rose of a pendant fitting in a junction box behind a batten.  Or even to install a ceiling rose beside and a few inches of flex.

    A ceiling rose is after all not much more than a joint box with a cable grip and a fancy lid.

    Set into a plasterboard ceiling a dry lining box may be used.

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    It is common to duplicate the wiring that would be in a ceiling rose of a pendant fitting in a junction box behind a batten.  Or even to install a ceiling rose beside and a few inches of flex.

    A ceiling rose is after all not much more than a joint box with a cable grip and a fancy lid.

    Set into a plasterboard ceiling a dry lining box may be used.

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