What do you know about house wiring lighting?

House wiring system is very easy to understand .Only you will understand if you worked with your own hand.

prefered cable size is 1.5mm

prefered color for cabling is red for the phase, black for the neutral and green/yellow for earth

all lights MUST have a control switch and protected with a low current circuit breaker

yas i am house wiring and ups installtion days expreinec in malakand iii power house and its all home and electrial accessories

Base on my experience the house wiring  lighting fixtures is very simple for me because I have to many experience regarding this job as Electrician

House wiring is nothing but connecting all Electrical light accessories in a home from its Distribution board according to local electricity standards.

house wiring is the simplest wiring i encounter 

An electrician installs wiring, fuses and other electrical components in homes, businesses, and factories. He or she also maintains that equipment. In addition to working with high voltage wiring, many electricians install and maintain voice, data and video wiring. An electrician can specialize in either maintenance or construction but many work in both areas.

• about the house wiring i knoe is that e
• how to fit panel board n 3 phase wiring 
• house requirements needs mcb for lights fans blowers etc. 
• mccb is use for power like motors, a.c. washing machine.

House wiring involves knowing the required wires for each circuit e.g 1.5mm, 2.5mm. For lighting points and sockets and the required protective devices (MCB's) at the distribution box. Including earthing. For domestic wiring. But in commercial wiring, we have a different senerio depending on the type of commercial wiring.

There are two basic methods of wiring lights - by ceiling rose and by junction box.

Systems using the ceiling roses make all the connections at the ceiling rose. While this removes the need for one junction box per lamp, it is often more awkward for the average diy'er.

With the junction box system (an old standard but still found in older installations), a cable is taken to a series of junction boxes, one for each light fitting/switch. The junction boxes are generally located between the ceiling joists or under floorboards close to the switch. Junction box type connections are required for fluorescent lights and other fittings that do not use a ceiling rose.

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