Hi all I'm planning to put up a garden lamp with three light fixtures on it. The three bulbs are 9w led bulbs equivalent to 60w brightness. Is it possible to wire the cell to a three pin plug then into the lamp. If so what amp fuse do i need
Your point of mentioning the "cell" is quite significant in this discussion.
The three 9 W LED bulbs together draw 27 W
and their "equivalence" to an incandescent device is irrelevant.
It may be that the current for them is provided at 230/240 V, but you have not specified this.
If 230 V, the current is less than 0.5 A and is "
TRIVIAL"
However, your post raises
several other questions.
Firstly, you appear to be in the UK and yet you are posting on the "Electrics Outside The UK" site.
Secondly, although you did not state it, the photos show a "meridian electronic photocell kit" which you may be intending to
install. (This requires
installation - not just a "plug-in" connection.)
Thirdly, you intend to
install a "Garden Lamp" and connect it (somehow) to a socket-outlet, which may or may-not be external to the premises concerned and suitably "weather protected". (If it is not external, how do you propose to transition the connecting "lead" to the lamp, in accordance with any regulations which may pertain.)
My third comment is probably quite unnecessary, since the "meridian electronic photocell kit" would be interposed.
It may be that you have problems of which you are not aware?
