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Topic Title: MR11 down lights - what jb's ?
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 28 June 2012 09:35 PM
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markespark

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As the title suggests - what 17th edition jb's do you guys use ?
With a 51mm cutout the ashley 501's won't fit through the hole, it's just that I'm fitting about 60 of them in an orangery - any advice appreciated
 28 June 2012 09:42 PM
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Dragons den choc box with Wago's

Wago box

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 28 June 2012 09:44 PM
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Or Aurora pd60 - built in connections

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 28 June 2012 09:52 PM
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markespark

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Cheers - I'll have a look at the aurora ones - I can't stand the choc boxes -but I'm an odd bugger lol
 28 June 2012 10:04 PM
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Originally posted by: markespark

Cheers - I'll have a look at the aurora ones - I can't stand the choc boxes -but I'm an odd bugger lol


I must be an old bugger too.......

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 28 June 2012 10:50 PM
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 29 June 2012 08:24 AM
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The only problem with the Click-Flow Push In Connectors is that the cord grips are useless when you are using 1mm OR 1.5mm T&E.

I mentioned this at a trade show once to Scolemore, all they could tell me is that they worked with 2.5mm T&E - FOR A DOMESTIC LIGHTING CIRCUIT!!! Who designs this stuff?
 29 June 2012 07:19 PM
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Gutterball

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Try Line http://www.line.ac/ they fit a 50mm hole.
 29 June 2012 07:39 PM
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I've made this point before also but the people who specify them on jobs don't seem to consider this!!! However the four-terminal ones (e.g. for emergency lighting/PIR etc) have a screwed on cable restraint which is much better. Why has this not been implemented on the three-terminal ones?

I also find that a lot of installers break off the cable restraints on the three-terminal ones (useless as they are anyway)!

Originally posted by: sparkiemike

The only problem with the Click-Flow Push In Connectors is that the cord grips are useless when you are using 1mm OR 1.5mm T&E.



I mentioned this at a trade show once to Scolemore, all they could tell me is that they worked with 2.5mm T&E - FOR A DOMESTIC LIGHTING CIRCUIT!!! Who designs this stuff?
 29 June 2012 08:20 PM
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Originally posted by: Gutterball

Try Line http://www.line.ac/ they fit a 50mm hole.


Thanks for that Gutterball.

I'll give those a go for the job whose plans I'm staring at now.

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