Hello! I wanted to connect electricity in the attic to one of the rooms, i.e. a socket and a light. And if I connect according to this diagram, will it flicker? Can I twist and insulate the cable on these connections as usual?

The schema is not valid. Since there are L and N, PE is missing.

Because there is no PE protective conductor in the installation and you need to reset Put the bridge between the socket pin and the N terminal

Because the installation is done by a non-electrician, and the other non-electrician helps him. But it will do, right mate Shelton ? The question was about the scheme, which is still not correct. When doing this installation or a fragment of it, it should be done in accordance with the currently applicable regulations. And your attachment, my friend Shelton, is even dumber!

Not to mention the fact that lighting and sockets are not placed on the same circuit.

When I add 1.5 meters of cable plus a socket, I replace the LL.

Buddy Szelton, draw pictures in your paint instead of making such patterns because it doesn't lead to anything good. Your bridge from N to PE is laughable and wrong, the rest have already been described by colleagues. How is the TT network layout? you will do bridges too, because you lack PE and it's best to go the shortest way?

How many times can you roll that N is N and PE cannot be separated from it.

No , it will not spin, it is not allowed to twist and insulate, but you can, even very - consider the protection against electric shock in simple systems, and the network systems in which the installation can work. I close the topic.

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#1 13789589 12 Jul 2014 12:31

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Hello! I wanted to connect electricity in the attic to one of the rooms, i.e. a socket and a light. And if I connect according to this diagram, will it flicker?
Can I twist and insulate the cable on these connections as usual?
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#2 13789625 12 Jul 2014 12:44

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mariusz123211 wrote:
Hello! I wanted to connect electricity in the attic to one of the rooms, i.e. a socket and a light. And if I connect according to this diagram, will it spin?
Can I twist and insulate the cable on these connections as usual?

The schema is correct.

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The diagram is not correct - 3.1.11. It is forbidden to publish entries that do not contain substantive content, contain harmful advice, advice that is not an attempt to solve the problem, and the publication of identical entries consecutive or repeating information from the discussion.
#3 13789631 12 Jul 2014 12:48

elpapiotr elpapiotr

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13789631 12 Jul 2014 12:48

The schema is not valid.
Since there are L and N, PE is missing.
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#4 13789653 12 Jul 2014 12:54

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13789653 12 Jul 2014 12:54

elpapiotr wrote:
The schema is not valid.
Since there are L and N, PE is missing.

Because there is no PE protective conductor in the installation and you need to "reset"
Put the bridge between the socket "pin" and the "N" terminal

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#5 13789697 12 Jul 2014 13:07

elpapiotr elpapiotr

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13789697 12 Jul 2014 13:07

Because the installation is done by a non-electrician, and the other non-electrician helps him.
But it will do, right mate Shelton ?

The question was about the scheme, which is still not correct.

When doing this installation or a fragment of it, it should be done in accordance with the currently applicable regulations.

And your attachment, my friend Shelton, is even dumber!
#6 13789826 12 Jul 2014 13:37

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13789826 12 Jul 2014 13:37

Not to mention the fact that lighting and sockets are not placed on the same circuit.
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elpapiotr wrote:
And when doing this installation or a part of it, it should be done in accordance with the currently applicable regulations.

When I add 1.5 meters of cable plus a socket, I replace the LL.

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I propose an analysis of network systems and the electric shock protection implemented in them.
It is forbidden to publish entries that do not contain substantive content and contain harmful advice.

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#8 13789860 12 Jul 2014 13:44

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Buddy Szelton, draw pictures in your paint instead of making such patterns because it doesn't lead to anything good.

Your bridge from N to PE is laughable and wrong, the rest have already been described by colleagues. How is the TT network layout? you will do bridges too, because you lack PE and it's best to go the shortest way?
#9 13789970 12 Jul 2014 14:13

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How many times can you roll that N is N and PE cannot be separated from it.
#10 13790004 12 Jul 2014 14:21

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mariusz123211 wrote:
And if I connect according to this diagram, will it flicker?
Can I twist and insulate the cable on these connections as usual?

No , it will not "spin", it is not allowed to twist and insulate, but you can, even very - consider the protection against electric shock in simple systems, and the network systems in which the installation can work.
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The discussion revolves around connecting electricity in an attic to a room, specifically addressing concerns about flickering lights and proper wiring practices. Several participants critique the proposed wiring diagram, highlighting the absence of a protective earth (PE) conductor, which is essential for safety. They emphasize that lighting and sockets should not be on the same circuit and that twisting and insulating cables is not permissible. The conversation underscores the importance of adhering to electrical regulations and standards to prevent potential hazards.
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