I've one final light to fit in a new flat and have discovered along the way various permutations of wiring in the wall cavities - this one's stumped me though.
Purchased light fitting itself has wires for L, N and E.
Wall has two L's and N's, each connected to L and N in wall connector block i.e. two L's into one point on connector block and same for N's. Simple enough - connect corresponding light wiring to relevant point on connector block.
However, where normally the same would apply to E's, this time there's four E wires from wall, with two each connected to seperate ends of another connector block with no connection point for E wire on light fitting ; something I assume I can't simply ignore. Was planning to try and connect the light E wire to one of ends of the above but three wires squeezed into one end doesn't sound quite right.
Any guidance greatly appreciated on this last hurdle. Thanks.
Purchased light fitting itself has wires for L, N and E.
Wall has two L's and N's, each connected to L and N in wall connector block i.e. two L's into one point on connector block and same for N's. Simple enough - connect corresponding light wiring to relevant point on connector block.
However, where normally the same would apply to E's, this time there's four E wires from wall, with two each connected to seperate ends of another connector block with no connection point for E wire on light fitting ; something I assume I can't simply ignore. Was planning to try and connect the light E wire to one of ends of the above but three wires squeezed into one end doesn't sound quite right.
Any guidance greatly appreciated on this last hurdle. Thanks.