In this video we look at a lighting circuit using the 2 plate method and I explain the connections within a one gang 1 way switch. The 2 plate method takes the feed (supply) to the switch and is often used in installation that have lots of downlights fitted (LED) because it reduces the number of cables at the lighting points..

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00:00 - 2 plate method
00:35 - The reason the 2 plate method is used in new domestic installation when LED downlight are installed
00:44 - Only one cable at the lighting point
01:06 - Connections in the consumer unit
01:36 - Consumer unit with a 30mA for additional protection of the lighting circuit
02:05 - 6 amp type B MCB
02:24 - 6 amp type B MCB 30mA type A RCBO
02:57 - 6 amp type B MCB 30mA type A RCBO and AFDD device
04:02 - Feed coming into the switch and cable going out to the lighting point
04:37 - Both blue conductors at the switch are neutrals
04:45 - Connecting the CPC's at the switch
06:33 - Connecting the neutrals at the switch into a Wago connector
07:58 - Connecting up the one way switch
09:33 - Summary of the connection at the switch when using the 2 plate method
09:55 - Connection in the lighting point when using the 2 plate method
10:54 - Summary of learning when using the 2 plate method when wiring lights

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