Hi,
We are interested in low energy lighting (quite a few down spots) so for the moment we cannot use the dimmable X10 modules. Instead we will be using appliance AW12 in-line modules. Due to the amount of modules we will be using (about 6-10 per floor of our town house) and the fact we will be using multiple lights on one switch, I think it will be easier to consolidate the lighting electrics at a single point in a box. This box will contain all the X10 modules and connections for the switch and lighting power cabling.
To reduce the size of the box, Instead of using several JBs, I want to use connection blocks instead. Please view the diagram below as a demonstration of what I am after. It only shows one of the connections to the lights and switch.
Question is, will this meet the 16ed electrical regulations. The box will be properly marked up stating it contains high voltage etc. I can’t see any reason why it wouldn't meet the regs? Any comments welcome!
Thanks for your help,
Adam.
We are interested in low energy lighting (quite a few down spots) so for the moment we cannot use the dimmable X10 modules. Instead we will be using appliance AW12 in-line modules. Due to the amount of modules we will be using (about 6-10 per floor of our town house) and the fact we will be using multiple lights on one switch, I think it will be easier to consolidate the lighting electrics at a single point in a box. This box will contain all the X10 modules and connections for the switch and lighting power cabling.
To reduce the size of the box, Instead of using several JBs, I want to use connection blocks instead. Please view the diagram below as a demonstration of what I am after. It only shows one of the connections to the lights and switch.
Question is, will this meet the 16ed electrical regulations. The box will be properly marked up stating it contains high voltage etc. I can’t see any reason why it wouldn't meet the regs? Any comments welcome!
Thanks for your help,
Adam.
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