Links needed for 240v outdoor lights..

Discussion in 'Electricians' Talk' started by acca dacca, Aug 26, 2007.

  1. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    I have for a customer already installed a garden socket with a fixed fuse outlet next to it.The lights they provided are no good,the transformer must be indoors and it would not fit and be waterproof in socket anyhow..

    So wat i need is some pointers of some 240 lights(its to go up and around a tree)I want to wire it direct to fused spur,circuit is rcd protected.
    Cheers
     
  2. Badger001

    Badger001 New Member

  3. X

    X New Member

    the transformer must be indoors and it would not fit and be waterproof in socket anyhow..

    Then supply and fit a suitable box to fit a socket in.. which will allow the transformer to plug in.
     
  4. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    the transformer must be indoors and it would not
    fit and be waterproof in socket anyhow..

    Then supply and fit a suitable box to fit a socket
    in.. which will allow the transformer to plug in.

    I have thought of that,but would it not be a pain to open and close an enclosure to switch on and off?..Or can you get a box with a easy opening door?...:)
     
  5. X

    X New Member

    Or can you get a box with a easy opening door?...

    Yessssss... ;)
     
  6. Ion Transient

    Ion Transient New Member

    > Or can you get a box with a easy opening door?...:)



    try cruising your local red light district
     
  7. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

  8. X

    X New Member

    The smarter cheaper method however....

    Would be to mount a socket and transformer in an ip rated box with screwed down lid.. a short lead with a plug on the end, which would plug in to the existing ip rated socket.

    Easier access to the transformer it self is unneeded and raises the cost.
     
  9. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Good idea X but the festoon lights off the above link are 240,so all i need to do is cut off plug and connect to me ip rated fixed fuse outlet already in place,so this has got to be the best way....:)
     
  10. X

    X New Member

    so this has got to be the best way

    If you say so...

    I can think of a reason why it may not be.. ;)
     
  11. acca dacca

    acca dacca New Member

    Dont be a tease Mr X,you know i dont like being kept in the dark...:)
     
  12. X

    X New Member

    Far be for me to point out what cutting off of the plug means... (and I'm not referring to the guarantee)

    I'm sure you can look it up / work it out
     
  13. Ion Transient

    Ion Transient New Member

    isn't time for your nappy change?
     
  14. Badger001

    Badger001 New Member

    you wouldnt be on about bloody part p again
     
  15. Badger001

    Badger001 New Member

    nah its not till 4pm after his nap
     
  16. Badger001

    Badger001 New Member

    you wouldnt be on about part p would you?
     
  17. X

    X New Member

    you wouldnt be on about part p would you?

    I wasn't...

    But now you mention it..I have looked it up and there is that as well.
     
  18. Badger001

    Badger001 New Member

  19. Ion Transient

    Ion Transient New Member

    'sparky12345'..is that how far you can count?
     
  20. Badger001

    Badger001 New Member

    yes i can!
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